Sources Of Finance Flashcards

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What is an internal source of finance?

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Means the business finds the money that it needs itself, for example through selling an assets or through using the profits that it has.

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What is retained profit?

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It is reused to reinvest the business

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What don’t you have to pay using internal sources?

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Interest

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What is the main disadvantage of using internal sources?

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One you have used it, it’s fine until you make more profit

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What is external sources of finance?

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When the business will need to borrow the money to expand. This includes loans, shares and even floating shares on the stock market

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What are loans?

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Money that is borrowed and available almost instantly. It will have to be paid back with interest

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What’s a share capital?

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Selling shares means that you have to share even more of your profits. However, there is no interest to pay so it can be cheaper to loan

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What is floating on the stock market?

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When an ltd business may decide it needs more money to expand and will become a public limited company.
This means it can “float” the shares on the stock market
Shares can now be sold to the public, generating more capital to expand

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