(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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True or False: Closing out an old credit card will help your credit score.
True or False: Credit scores reflect how likely individuals are to repay their debt
True or False: reviewing your credit card bill online lowers your credit score
Why should you check your credit score?
How will reviewing your credit score online affect it?
True or False: Types of credit used impact your credit score the least.
True or False: Amounts owed is one of the 5 components of a credit score
How do amounts owed affect your credit score?
What is a credit score?
How does opening a savings account affect your credit score?
What does a high credit score mean?
What could happen if you have a low credit score?
True or False: Payment history plays a small role in how your credit score is calculated
Is amounts owed the most important component in a credit score?
True or False: It is crucial to know your exact credit score in order to maintain a healthy one
How does having an excellent credit score affect you?
True or False: Checking annually helps keep tabs of your credit score
True or False: Gift cards from a store are a type of credit
What are examples of public information shown on your credit score report?
True or False: You can secure a loan with a fair credit score.
How does the length of your credit history affect your credit score?
How many frees credit reporting agencies are there?
What is a soft inquiry?
How will the length of your credit history affect your credit score?
True or False: The bank will check your credit score when you’re applying for a loan
What is a hard inquiry?
What effect does charging $400 on a credit card with a $2,000 limit have on your credit score?
True or False: Only the credit bureaus know exactly how credit scores are calculated
What is the general range of credit scores?
How long can negative items stay on your credit score report?