Financial Services Module Flashcards

1
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What are the 5 common products provided by financial services?

A

•Transactional products
•Lending products
•Estate planning tools
•insurance products
•investment products

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2
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If someone is sued, how must they pay?

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Out of their personal assets -

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3
Q

Four forms of method of payment?

A

Debit/Credit card
Automatic payment
Direct debit
Bills payment

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4
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Forms of managing accounts?

A

Mobile app
ATM
telephone
Bank

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5
Q

What is a sunset product?

A

A product that is in decline due to reduced demand of usage

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6
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What method of payment is used to pay for goods and services by eftpos?

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Debit and credit cards

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7
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What payment method would you use for fixed regular commitments such as rent or loan repayments?

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Automatic payment -
payments only made when money is available and you can cancel them at any time.

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8
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What payment method would be used for regular payments in which the amount may change - such as power or insurances?

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Direct debit -
Initiated by the party receiving the payment. You have to ask the other party to cancel this payment.

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9
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Why payment method could be used alternatively to AP’s and DD?

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Bill payment -
For regular commitments such as rent and utilities or for any other payment made occasionally.
You can cancel anytime.

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10
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What is a HVCS?

A

High Value clearing system.

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11
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What is a SBI?

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Settlement before interchange.

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12
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What is a HVCS?

A

High Value clearing system-
This governs large payments that cannot be reversed, such as house settlements. Payments are fast and cannot be reversed.

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13
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What is settlement before interchange?

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SBI is New Zealand’s retail payment system that enables our clearing system (banks) to process payments with each other. settlement and interchange.

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14
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How do HVCS make/organise payments?

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HVCS participants use a dedicated swift-based system between banks to settle these payments and interchange payments between them.

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15
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How does SBI work?

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SBI - (settlement before interchange) enables participants ( usually banks) of these clearing systems to settle payments with each other.
Once this has occurred, exchange the payment information with other participants throughout the business on a bilateral basis.

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16
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What does bilateral mean?

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Having or relating to two sides, two parties.

17
Q

How do by now and pay later earn most of their money?

A

Late fees and charging retailers

18
Q

What does APR stand for?

A

Annualised percentage rate -
The interest you pay over the time/period for each $100 borrowed.

19
Q

What is a payday loan?

A

A payday loan is a short term high cost loan, to be paid back the next pay day.