Matching Pairs Getting started with creditOnline version See page 230-235 in the textbook to find the answers to this activity. by Jeni Garcia 1 Consumer loan 2 Debt 3 Collateral 4 Credit card 5 Line of credit 6 Revolving credit 7 Credit 8 Installment credit 9 Charge card. 10 Service credit 11 Store account The ability to receive services and pay for them at a later date. An account on which the account holder can charge repeatedly up to a maximum limit. A direct loan of cash made to a consumer at a fixed interest rate for a set period of time. The ability to borrow money and pay it back later. Credit used to finance the purchase of a single high priced item through as series of equal payments made over a set period of time. A form of credit card for which the cardholder must pay the balance in full by the due date. Money that must be repaid A credit account that allows you to charge items or services only at that store with that merchant. Property that can be used to secure a loan. A pre-approved loan amount that a debtor can borrow as needed with no collateral A plastic card linked to a credit account that can be used to make purchases.