Discussion 5- Credit Card Interest Rates Vs. Mortgage Rates Answer

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Average credit card interest rates (APR) are about 17%, while the mortgage interest rates and car loan interest rates are below 4%. Explain the reason behind this huge difference in interest rates between credit cards and mortgages/car loans! 

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Professionalism:

Proper grammar, spelling, citations, sources, good organization, readability, clear articulation of ideas, correct use of templates, etc.

10 pts

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8 pts

Meeting Standard

5 pts

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10 pts

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10 pts

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8 pts

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5 pts

Below Standard

0 pts

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10 pts

Total Points: 30

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Interest rates on credit cards may appear to be exorbitant, substantially greater than those on mortgages or vehicle loans. The rationale for the seemingly high rates is risk to the lender, not

This question is taken from BUSAD 135 – Money and Banking » Spring 2022 » Discussion