Chapter 9 - Financial Institutions Flashcards
Inflation: When the value of something decreases, the value of MONEY _______.
Increases; think of it as… more money can buy you more things.
Deflation: Caused when the Feds restrict the amount of money available, thus causes the prices of goods to go ______.
Down; because people have less money to buy things with.
Seller’s Market:
When home prices increase because there’s not many selling.
Buyer’s Market:
When prices decrease because there are too many homes to be sold.
When the Fed increases the amount of available loan funds, interest rates go _______.
Down; does this by buying back bonds
When the Fed decreases the amount of available loan funds, interest rates go ______.
Up; does this by selling bonds.
________ is determined based upon a borrower’s savings, valuable property, and income, and is evaluated in terms of the reliability of these assets.
Capacity
________ is the ease and rate with which an asset can be converted into a medium of exchange (like cash).
Liquidity
The three areas of demand for borrowing money are:
- Construction funds to build
- Financing a purchase
- Refinancing
FDIC stands for:
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation for your Institutional Lenders
The bank finances long-term loans for existing land and the buildings.
First Trust Deed Loans
Money is provided for the construction of a building, to be repaid when the construction is complete.
Construction Loans (or Interim Loans)
Permanent long-term loans are made to pay off the interim lender upon completion of construction of commercial or apartment projects and are called “takeout loans” because they take out the interim lender.
Take-Out Loans (Repayment of Interim Loans)
This type of loan is for repairing and modernizing existing buildings.
Home Improvement Loans
_________ Loans are not insured or guaranteed by the US Government.
Conventional Loans