Business, 12.03.2020 22:59 JOEFRESH10

1. This is the same amount lenders pay to secure money to loan to borrowers. A) origination fee B) annual percentage rare C) cost of funs D) startup costs.

2. Pitch decks should be tailored to the intended audience. True or false?

3. Venture capital roadshows are done before a business is available for the public to invest in. True or false?

4. Loan interest rates are usually lower than credit card interest rates. True or false?

5. Amortization schedules show that equal amounts of each payment go toward principal and interest. true or false?

6. Extra payments help to lower the amount of interest paid. True or false?

7. Requirements for car and home loans are the same? True or false.

8. Interest rates are affected by the national and global economy. True or false?

9. Offering credit can cash flow? A) Increase or B) Decrease

10. This is when the borrower is approved for borrowing up to set a credit limit, and the borrower can choose how much of that credit to use and when to pay it off. Choose the answer A) single payment loan B) revolving credit C) non-installment D) investment protocol

11. These costs of starting up a business and keeping it going until it can pay for itself. A) operating expenses B) administrative costs C) startup costs D) investment costs

12. These are people who provide money to a business in exchange for a debt or equity. A) debt investors B) startup investors C) angel investors D) equity investors

13. This is the money you raise through debt funding. A) fundraising capital B) startup capital C) debt fundraising D) debt capital

14. Offering credit can a company's sales and market share. A) decrease B) increase

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