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Welcome to... A Game of X’s and O’s

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Welcome to...

A Game of X’s and O’s

7 8 9

4 5 6

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7 8 9

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Scoreboard

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O

Click Here ifX Wins

Click Here ifO Wins

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Zero liability means you are not responsible for fraudulent charges on

your card.

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True! Zero liability means you are not responsible for fraudulent charges on your card,

if you report them promptly.Home

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Your credit card balance is the maximum dollar amount that can be charged on your credit card.

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False! Credit limit is the maximum dollar amount that can be charged on your credit card.

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Overdraft protection is a service that protects you from penalties for writing checks with insufficient funds.

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True! Overdraft protection is a service that protects you from penalties for writing checks with

insufficient funds. Home

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The true cost of a credit card purchase includes the tax of that purchase.

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False! The true cost of a credit card purchase includes any interest pay as a result of that purchase.

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Credit card rating is the yearly interest rate charged on outstanding credit card balances.

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False! APR is the yearly interest rate charged on outstanding credit card balances.

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One of the advantages of having a credit card is that you can increase your impulse buying habits.

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False! It’s best to use credit cards for needs rather than wants.

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An introductory rate is a temporary interest rate offered by a credit card company as a promotion.

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True! An introductory rate is a temporary interest rate offered by a credit card company as a promotion. It

usually last for 6-12 months, then increases.

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A disadvantage of credit cards is it’s cost to you in interest and fees.

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True! Credit cards cost to you is in interest and fees. Banks need to make money too!

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Annual Percentage Rates (APRs) rates are always fixed.

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False! Annual Percentage Rates (APRs) rates can be fixed or variable.

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