Which of these statements is true? A)There is no reason to pay off a loan early B) when shopping for a loan, you need to compare only APRs C) the more you owe, the higher your interest payment will be D) you can save money by making the smallest down payment the lender will allow

Which of these statements is true? A)There is no reason to pay off a loan early B) when shopping for a loan, you need to compare only APRs C) the more you owe, the higher your interest payment will be D) you can save money by making the smallest down payment the lender will allow

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Chapter7: Using Consumer Loans

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