Question
Which situations are examples of how credit scores determine nonfinancial opportunities for consumers? Check all that apply.
an employer determining whether a job candidate is smart
an employer hiring someone to handle financial information
an apartment owner gauging whether a tenant might break the rules
an apartment owner determining whether to rent a unit to someone
a car insurance company setting rates based on where someone lives
a car insurance company predicting the likelihood of future claims
an employer determining whether a job candidate is smart
an employer hiring someone to handle financial information
an apartment owner gauging whether a tenant might break the rules
an apartment owner determining whether to rent a unit to someone
a car insurance company setting rates based on where someone lives
a car insurance company predicting the likelihood of future claims
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GPT-4o mini
The situations that are examples of how credit scores determine nonfinancial opportunities for consumers include:
- **an employer hiring someone to handle financial information**
- **an apartment owner gauging whether a tenant might break the rules**
- **an apartment owner determining whether to rent a unit to someone**
These situations are directly related to how credit scores can impact employment opportunities and housing options based on perceived financial responsibility and reliability. The other situations listed do not directly correlate to credit scores influencing nonfinancial opportunities.
- **an employer hiring someone to handle financial information**
- **an apartment owner gauging whether a tenant might break the rules**
- **an apartment owner determining whether to rent a unit to someone**
These situations are directly related to how credit scores can impact employment opportunities and housing options based on perceived financial responsibility and reliability. The other situations listed do not directly correlate to credit scores influencing nonfinancial opportunities.