He hasa creditproblemMaking ahigher downpayment onthe houseOpen/RevolvingCreditMortgageTheperson’sreligion andgenderFor a7-yearperiodCollateralHouseAnnualfeesDebtEasy tospend morethan a personcan afford torepayHelp thepublicbecomeinformedconsumersSeven yearsfrom whenshe made herlast paymenton the loanFinanceChargesPenaltyFeesFrequentlatepaymentsU.S.Departmentof theTreasuryPay thecompletebalanceeach monthCanincrease asthe primerateincreaseslenders are morelikely to approve aloan with areasonableinterest rate for aperson with a highcredit scoreIdentityTheft$200 -$1,400ExperianCharge alate feeon theaccountFinancialproducts andservices arefair forconsumersInterest rateson creditcards are notlimitedCompoundinterestLienA fee for settingup andoverseeing adebt repaymentplanThe cardis in effectfor oneyearProtectconsumersagainstmisleading andunfair practicesCollateralizedloanCreditLifeInsuranceCannot raisethe APRautomaticallyGarnishmentEvictionContact theborrower at areasonablehour to discussthe outstandingdebtPayments forstudent loansmust begin sixmonths aftergraduation fromcollegeBothIndividualsVeryhighSecuredLoanCreditscoreRisk-BasedLendingLoans aredifficult toget duringa recessionThe interestpaid on theloan is taxdeductibleGenerally,student loansmust be repaideven if theborrower filesfor bankruptcyCreditThe cardcompany notbeing paid canraise its APRafter giving a45-day noticeStudentloanForeclosureRepossessionCreditreportUnsecuredLoanPaybills ontimeHow much interestwill be paid overthe life of the loanincreasing the realcost of the item?AddressunfairpracticesChapter 13BankruptcyCharge a latefee and maygive a 45-daynotice to raisethe interest rateBankruptcyProtectconsumersagainst unfaircredit cardpractices800Has fully paidfor the carand there isno lien on thecarPrincipleLast month’sunpaidbalance andnewpurchasesA personhas a poorcredithistoryHas notmade apaymentin 60 days10% oftheirmonthlynet incomeAnnualpercentagerate (APR)Make largerpayments eachmonth to paythe loan in lessthan 20 yearsGarnishmentsDownpaymentA fee on thecredit card billfor the monththe limit wasexceededSmall loancompaniesFair IsaacCorporationHow much isbeing chargedin interest onthe loan eachearHe hasa creditproblemMaking ahigher downpayment onthe houseOpen/RevolvingCreditMortgageTheperson’sreligion andgenderFor a7-yearperiodCollateralHouseAnnualfeesDebtEasy tospend morethan a personcan afford torepayHelp thepublicbecomeinformedconsumersSeven yearsfrom whenshe made herlast paymenton the loanFinanceChargesPenaltyFeesFrequentlatepaymentsU.S.Departmentof theTreasuryPay thecompletebalanceeach monthCanincrease asthe primerateincreaseslenders are morelikely to approve aloan with areasonableinterest rate for aperson with a highcredit scoreIdentityTheft$200 -$1,400ExperianCharge alate feeon theaccountFinancialproducts andservices arefair forconsumersInterest rateson creditcards are notlimitedCompoundinterestLienA fee for settingup andoverseeing adebt repaymentplanThe cardis in effectfor oneyearProtectconsumersagainstmisleading andunfair practicesCollateralizedloanCreditLifeInsuranceCannot raisethe APRautomaticallyGarnishmentEvictionContact theborrower at areasonablehour to discussthe outstandingdebtPayments forstudent loansmust begin sixmonths aftergraduation fromcollegeBothIndividualsVeryhighSecuredLoanCreditscoreRisk-BasedLendingLoans aredifficult toget duringa recessionThe interestpaid on theloan is taxdeductibleGenerally,student loansmust be repaideven if theborrower filesfor bankruptcyCreditThe cardcompany notbeing paid canraise its APRafter giving a45-day noticeStudentloanForeclosureRepossessionCreditreportUnsecuredLoanPaybills ontimeHow much interestwill be paid overthe life of the loanincreasing the realcost of the item?AddressunfairpracticesChapter 13BankruptcyCharge a latefee and maygive a 45-daynotice to raisethe interest rateBankruptcyProtectconsumersagainst unfaircredit cardpractices800Has fully paidfor the carand there isno lien on thecarPrincipleLast month’sunpaidbalance andnewpurchasesA personhas a poorcredithistoryHas notmade apaymentin 60 days10% oftheirmonthlynet incomeAnnualpercentagerate (APR)Make largerpayments eachmonth to paythe loan in lessthan 20 yearsGarnishmentsDownpaymentA fee on thecredit card billfor the monththe limit wasexceededSmall loancompaniesFair IsaacCorporationHow much isbeing chargedin interest onthe loan eachear

Credit Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. He has a credit problem
  2. Making a higher down payment on the house
  3. Open/Revolving Credit
  4. Mortgage
  5. The person’s religion and gender
  6. For a 7-year period
  7. Collateral
  8. House
  9. Annual fees
  10. Debt
  11. Easy to spend more than a person can afford to repay
  12. Help the public become informed consumers
  13. Seven years from when she made her last payment on the loan
  14. Finance Charges
  15. Penalty Fees
  16. Frequent late payments
  17. U.S. Department of the Treasury
  18. Pay the complete balance each month
  19. Can increase as the prime rate increases
  20. lenders are more likely to approve a loan with a reasonable interest rate for a person with a high credit score
  21. Identity Theft
  22. $200 - $1,400
  23. Experian
  24. Charge a late fee on the account
  25. Financial products and services are fair for consumers
  26. Interest rates on credit cards are not limited
  27. Compound interest
  28. Lien
  29. A fee for setting up and overseeing a debt repayment plan
  30. The card is in effect for one year
  31. Protect consumers against misleading and unfair practices
  32. Collateralized loan
  33. Credit Life Insurance
  34. Cannot raise the APR automatically
  35. Garnishment
  36. Eviction
  37. Contact the borrower at a reasonable hour to discuss the outstanding debt
  38. Payments for student loans must begin six months after graduation from college
  39. Both Individuals
  40. Very high
  41. Secured Loan
  42. Credit score
  43. Risk-Based Lending
  44. Loans are difficult to get during a recession
  45. The interest paid on the loan is tax deductible
  46. Generally, student loans must be repaid even if the borrower files for bankruptcy
  47. Credit
  48. The card company not being paid can raise its APR after giving a 45-day notice
  49. Student loan
  50. Foreclosure
  51. Repossession
  52. Credit report
  53. Unsecured Loan
  54. Pay bills on time
  55. How much interest will be paid over the life of the loan increasing the real cost of the item?
  56. Address unfair practices
  57. Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
  58. Charge a late fee and may give a 45-day notice to raise the interest rate
  59. Bankruptcy
  60. Protect consumers against unfair credit card practices
  61. 800
  62. Has fully paid for the car and there is no lien on the car
  63. Principle
  64. Last month’s unpaid balance and new purchases
  65. A person has a poor credit history
  66. Has not made a payment in 60 days
  67. 10% of their monthly net income
  68. Annual percentage rate (APR)
  69. Make larger payments each month to pay the loan in less than 20 years
  70. Garnishments
  71. Down payment
  72. A fee on the credit card bill for the month the limit was exceeded
  73. Small loan companies
  74. Fair Isaac Corporation
  75. How much is being charged in interest on the loan each ear