2nd test Flashcards

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when making a financial plan the two key objectives are

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personal and financial

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2
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taking out an insurance policy is a way to reduce

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financial risk

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3
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if inflation is high which of the following is likely to suffer the most

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pensioners and those on state benefits

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4
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what is likely to be the most cost effective way to get currency to buy things when you are abroad

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using credit card that does not charge fee

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5
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a common mistake many people make is to think that non essential spending is

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more important than spending on essential items

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6
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When making an online payment using a debit card, what has to be entered in addition to the card number?

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Card security code

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7
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Which of the following is the best if you want to save time when shopping around for a specific product?

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Price comparison website

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In 2012, enforcement action was taken to ensure that charges for paying for airline bookings by credit or debit card are:

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Included in the advertised price

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9
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What do you call something that a person must have in order to be able to live?

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A need

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10
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When can a bank impose heavy charges for using an overdraft?

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When the customer goes into deficit without authorisation

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What do you call arranging new borrowing to repay existing debts?

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Consolidating debts

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12
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What does it mean if someone is said to be ‘insolvent’?

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Unable to meet their debt repayments

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