LOANS Flashcards

1
Q

is a form of debt incurred by an individual or other entity, then the lender—usually a corporation, financial institution, or government—advances a sum of money to the borrower. in return, the borrower agrees to a
certain set of terms

A

LOAN

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2
Q

a loan can be categorized as either a ___________ or a ________________

A

BUSINESS LOAN or a CONSUMER LOAN

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3
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are money lent specifically for a business purpose. it may be used to start or expand a business

A

BUSINESS LOAN

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4
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are money lent to an individual for personal or family purposes. these loans can be used to purchase items like cars or secure house and lots

A

CONSUMER LOAN

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5
Q

is an asset used to secure a loan. it may be a real-estate or other investments as a guarantee for payment

A

COLLATERAL

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6
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is the period to pay the entire borrowed amount

A

TERM OF THE LOAN

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7
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the process or method of paying for a loan (principal and interest included). this is often done on an installment basis with equal amounts of payment at regular intervals.

A

AMORTIZATION

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8
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a type of loan secured by a collateral that the borrower is obliged to pay at specified terms

A

MORTGAGE

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9
Q

a mortgage on a movable property

A

CHATTEL MORTGAGE

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10
Q

remaining amount of debt left unpaid at a specified period

A

OUTSTANDING BALANCE

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11
Q

two formulae for mortgage amount

A

Cash value − down payment;

Cash value x Financed rate

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12
Q

a method of computing for the outstanding balance

A

PROSPECTIVE METHOD

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13
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method that pertains to getting the present value of all remaining payments

A

PROSPECTIVE METHOD

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14
Q

used to denote the outstanding balance after k payments

A

Bk

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15
Q

outstanding balance computes for the payments after _ within the term _.

A

k; n

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16
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formula for finding the outstanding balance

A

Bk = R ( ( 1 - ( 1 + j ) ^ -( n - k ) ) / j )
where:
(n - k) is the remaining payments to be made
n - total number of payments
k - number of payments already made

17
Q

in computing the outstanding balance of the 51st payment (not after the 51st payment), k is equal to what

A

50

18
Q

how do you find the interest component of a regular payment after a particular payment

A

multiply the interest rate per period to the outstanding balance

19
Q

how do you find the principal component of a regular payment after a particular payment

A

subtract the interest component from the regular payment

20
Q

symbol for interest component and principal component

A

I sub (k+1);
PR sub (k+1)
where:
k is number of payments already paid

21
Q

if 20% is the down payment, the rest of 80% is called

A

FINANCED RATE