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LMS Credit
LMS Credit
True
False
The amount the creditor believes is the maximum debt the customer can incur and repay
promptly.
credit limit
Debtors use credit scores to evaluate the probability that an individual will repay his or her
debts.
False
Only estimated 8% of the applicants in this score range are likely to be seriously delinquent
in the future.
670 - 739
The following are the advantages of credit limits, except
credit extension wasted sales effort and provide to some degree a more or less automatic
control of credit extensions
This predicts the borrower likelihood of defaulting at any given time in the extended future.
long-term credit rating
It is the most common credit score used to determine loan eligibility and the interest rates a
person pays.
FICO score
Audited financial statements
can provide a good view of the business’s liquidity, profitability and cash flow.
A company that uses statistics and mathematical formulas called algorithms to determine a
person’s credit score.
FICO
The following items are the factors that determine the credit limit
I - character
II - capacity
III - capital
IV - personal loans
True
credit rating
A credit score is a person's financial story packed into a three-digit number, which indicates
a person's credit risk.
True
False
In the appraisal of machinery and equipment, the original invoice or historical cost is considered
in determining the appraised value of this method.
Percentage of acquisition cost
False
Verification of the applicant’s personal and credit reputation can be done through third-
party inquiries.
True
The goal of the investigation is to obtain factual and accurate information that will lead to
an appropriate credit decision.
True
False
An appraisal of prospective borrower's ability and willingness to repay a loan, carried out by
a credit analyst is
Credit investigation
First Statement: Verification of the applicant’s personal and credit reputation can be done
through third-party inquiries.
Second Statement: Spurious titles of property can be accepted as collateral to obtain
credit.
True
False
False
The credit professional has an obligation to their employer and to the credit community in
general to behave professionally and to guard against violating, even unintentionally, any
laws against restraint of trade.
True