The document discusses the 5 Cs of credit (character, capacity, capital, collateral, and condition) and their implications for evaluating loan applications. It also lists 5 types of credit (installment accounts, revolving credit, charge accounts, lay away plans), along with examples of banks that offer each type and names of specific loans. Each loan is briefly described.
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LANCE ALLUYSIUS D. DELA CRUZ ACTIVITY 1 AND 2 BSBA HRM 1 - C
The document discusses the 5 Cs of credit (character, capacity, capital, collateral, and condition) and their implications for evaluating loan applications. It also lists 5 types of credit (installment accounts, revolving credit, charge accounts, lay away plans), along with examples of banks that offer each type and names of specific loans. Each loan is briefly described.
The document discusses the 5 Cs of credit (character, capacity, capital, collateral, and condition) and their implications for evaluating loan applications. It also lists 5 types of credit (installment accounts, revolving credit, charge accounts, lay away plans), along with examples of banks that offer each type and names of specific loans. Each loan is briefly described.
1. CHARACTER Credit History To check if the borrower was able to pay his loan obligation in the past. 2. CAPACITY Credit Capability To check the capacity by looking at how much debt you have and comparing it to how much income you earn. 3. CAPITAL Credit Income The ability to check your capital which includes your savings, investments and assets that you are willing to put toward your loan. 4. COLLATERAL Credit Properties To check if the borrower has any assets that can be used as a payment for his/her debt. 5. CONDITION Credit Status To check if he/she is employed at his/her current job, how his/her industry is performing, and future job stability.
TYPES OF CREDIT NAME OF BANK NAME OF LOAN BRIEF DESCRIPTION
1. Installment Security Bank Home Loan A housing loan Accounts is an agreement between a creditor and a borrower where a sum of money is lent for the acquisition of real estate property and related assets. 2. Installment Metrobank Car Loan A Vehicle Loan Accounts is a loan that allows you to purchase two and four wheelers for personal use. Typically, the buyer must repay the loan in Equated Monthly Instalments over a specific tenure at a specific interest rate. 3. Revolving AUB Student Loan An agreement Credit by which a student at a college or university borrows money from a bank to pay for their education and then pays the money back after they finish studying and start working. 4. Charge BPI Emergency Short-term Accounts Loan loans that are typically used for emergency situations. 5. Lay Away Plan BDO Appliance Loan It allows you to purchase a household appliance with borrowed funds that you can repay over time, usually in monthly increments.