John Park lives in Anytown, Missouri. He rents an apartment on Broad Street. He has one credit card with National Bank. He pays the balance on this every month, and he always stays within his $400 spending budget. In addition, he has one student loan, which he defers, since he is a full-time student. He has recently applied for a job at Happy Hamburgers. Based on John’s profile, what information should he expect to find on his credit report? Check all that apply.

1. inquiries from his lenders, the apartment complex, and Happy Hamburgers
2. a note about delinquency from National Bank
3. a current account for his student loan
4. a current account with National Bank
5. a current account with Happy Hamburgers

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