Abstract
The aim is to find out the factors influencing the choice of primary credit card in accordance with Indian consumers. As per the previous literature the demographic factors are a major influencer for the selection of the credit card. It aims to find out the effect of credit card on compulsive buying and also to find out whether the income level of the individual determines the type of credit card an individual choose. It also helps to find out the impact of these factors on compulsive buying.
The analysis was carried out on the data collected with the help of a questionnaire. The questionnaire was administered to a sample of individuals selected from Delhi NCR, belonging to different age group and using different types of credit cards thereby constituting a heterogeneous population mix. This study provides useful information for developing, or revising, university policies regarding financial education and counseling, as well as curriculum considerations.
Chapter 1
Introduction
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O’Donnell’s essay explored the opposite of Scurlock’s, his essay was geared more towards the fact of not owning a credit card prior to entering the professional world. He explored his point through an educated professional man, who was constantly denied an unsecured credit card in spite of having a full time employment, no monthly house payments, no finances owed to other lenders and no dependents that need to be taken care of.
One may decide to pay cash for everything but, there are reasons to focus on obtaining and keeping a good credit score. The first step toward understanding how credit affects ones’ life is to check the credit standing. One can get two of their credit scores for free on Credit.com. This completely free tool will break down the credit score into sections and give a grade for each. For example, how is the payment history, debt and other factors affecting your score, and get recommendations for steps that can be taken to improve ones’ credit. It is possible to get a free annual credit report from each of the major credit reporting agencies Equifax, Experian and TransUnion once every 12 months. This does not give the credit scores but, it does
The purpose of usury laws was to regulate the maximum interest rates of loans. This law was created to protect borrowers from excessively high interest rates. It insured that lenders could not put the borrower in a situation where they were not able to fully pay off their debt. However, as said on investopedia.com, “In the United States, individual states are responsible for setting their own usury laws.”
Credit scores are numbers resulted from a statistical analysis of a person 's credit history. They represent the creditworthiness of that person. Credit scores are primarily based on credit report sourced from credit bureaus. Lenders use credit scores to a
For some, there are just goods that they consider absolutely essential to their existence, often to the point of spending every cent just to have these. In turn, they rely on loans, and survive from paycheck to paycheck. But living on credit will then lead to a lifetime of hardship to pay off all their loans. If worse comes to worst, some may even default on these loans. But don 't blame the loans. In fact, a good credit profile can improve your credit score. Before applying for a loan, you must first learn all about loans. That is the first component in good personal money management. And during this time, when we are all being hit hard by the worldwide financial crisis, we all need to be astute when it comes to handling money. Here 's the scoop on loans. Basically, loans are quantities of money that you borrow from a lender, which can be repaid over a set period of time with the inclusion of interest. Interest is a percentage of the loan which the bank earns in return extending credit to the borrower. Loans can be secured, or where the borrower stakes a piece of his property to acquire the loan, also known as a collateral; or unsecured, where no collateral or tangible asset is pledged. One particular example of loan that many need to learn more about are bad credit loans. Those with good credit scores have a history of paying on time, and satisfying their debt obligations, while those with bad credit scores have a penchant towards late payments and neglected loans. This
Higher education in the United States was introduced in 1636 when Harvard University first opened its doors. At the time, college was seen as an exclusive institution, typically reserved for the wealthy elite. In the 1600’s, a college degree was not necessary to get a decent job and make a living; therefore, there was little demand. Since then, public opinion and attitudes about higher education have changed significantly. In today’s job market, a college degree is a requirement for a variety of career paths. Employers’ desire to hire highly skilled workers continues to increase year after year. As a result, more people seek to pursue a degree to meet this expectation. Along with the growing demand for higher education, the costs of attending and tuition rise simultaneously. According to the NPR, “a college education seems unaffordable at the worst possible time.” During a period where we see a struggling economy with a high unemployment rates, and instability in wages, college tuition continues to skyrocket. Yet Americans still find ways to pay these unreasonably high rates because of how valued and important a college degree is in today’s job market. So, what underlying causes have impacted the rise in tuition and how far will it continue to inflate until a higher education becomes impossible to achieve financially? Although expansions in university administration, construction, and other amenities contribute to rising
Money is a necessity in life and is a constant worry for college students especially when you take out a $10,000 loan. Financial aid has replaced studying as the biggest worry for college students. The objective of college is to learn and grow as a person, but is limited by financial capabilities which is a big problem for the U.S. education system and prices continue to go up. Main focus is having to focus on rigorous studying, students may also have to work to stay in school. A student is paying college through a $10,000 loan and working a part time job 20 hours a week. John wonders if getting a credit card will help him financially. The best solution is to attain a credit card that has student benefits included and will make it easier to protect and keep track of your money.
Are you desperate about your bad credit score and are looking for a good solution? Possibly considering the services of a credit repair firm? You should be aware that you can do credit repair yourself, and there are a lot of online resources and articles that can show you how. But for this article, let's take a look at credit repair companies and what they do.
You are growing your credit score and it is already not in a bad category, however it is not in a good credit range either. With ‘fair’ credit your credit score is right in between. Usually a credit in the 630-690 range is considered ‘fair’ or ‘average’. However real average credit in the U.S now is 695.
The question of whether credit card companies should market on campuses or not, brings many different opinions, some of which are driven by personal experience and some that are driven by profit. There are those who do not agree with this because they know what they have gone through with credit card debt. There are also those who say they should market on campus because they are adults and contribute to the company’s profit. Even though students are adults and need to earn credit, credit card companies should not market to college students on campus because they are too naive and this results in graduating with too much debt.
The Microcredit Foundation of India is a non- profit organization, and effective tool for alleviating poverty. The Microcredit Foundation has its base located in southern rural India. Microcredit works with just about everyone who needs their help; however their focus is women. Microcredit presents the women of rural communities with the opportunity to start a business. The services of micro credit are dedicated to creating a better stable economy, opportunities in the establishment of medium sized enterprises, and co-operative development. The Microcredit Foundation of India provides sufficient and affordable customer oriented funding and other financial services as well as consulting and training to the target groups. Microcredit also
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Finance is assumed to be one of the most important tools for the growth and poverty improvement in a country. Financial inclusion is a vision for every country to achieve so that it can provide quality services to its citizens. Govt. Has introduces many schemes to achieve the aim of Inclusive growth and abandoned access to Financial services. Many initiatives, schemes and reforms have been put into the place after independence. Many Cooperative Banks where introduced to supply credit for farming purpose and for this cooperative banks came into existence immediately after Independence and further it was followed by the nationalization of many banks and priority sector lending and subsequently. Indian shifted from an agriculture economy to Industrial economy and later to Services sector Economy, but center of attention shifted from subsidized credit and to important sector lending to enterprise driven.
In partial fulfillment for the requirement of “Management Financial System” course in two years full time Masters of Business Administration (MBA) programmed of Gujarat Technological University (GTU)
Finance has come a long way since the time when it wasn't recognized as a factor for growth and development. But recently, it is attributed as the brain of an economic system and most economies strive to make their financial systems more efficient. It keeps the policymakers on their toes as any problem in this sector could freeze the entire economy and even lead to a contagion. Financial Inclusion is an emerging need in day-to-day life which includes the all folk into the banking fold. Indian economy in general and banking services in particular have made rapid strides in the recent past. The Financial Inclusion concept has been introduced to entail the delivery of banking services at an affordable cost across a vast section of the underprivileged folk to get benefit from and improve their standard of living.