Sources Of Finance Flashcards

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What form of finance involves getting the product immediately, then paying for it in monthly instalments?

A

Hire Purchase .. Often used to buy things like sofas and cars.

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What is the price of borrowing money?

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Interest

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2
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a facility from the bank that allows you to go into credit (negative balance) without any hassle.

A

An overdraft

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A form of finance that need never be paid back, but involves offering part ownership/control of the business.

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Share issue

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Renting a new product for a period of months / years without actually owning the product.

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Leasing

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A form of finance which allows the giver rights to dividends (payments from the profits)

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Share issue.

But note - dividends don’t have to be paid.

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A way to get goods from suppliers without paying for them immediately.

A

Trade Credit

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7
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Money from a bank to buy property - spelt correctly please.

A

Mortgage

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Institutions that offer loans - but not banks

A

Building Societies.

Originally, building societies only offered mortgages.

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9
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This form of finance will include a maintenance agreement - probably because it is expensive and likely to have mechanical problems.

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Lease

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You pay to use some asset without ever owning it.

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Renting or hiring.

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A very flexible and convenient form of credit which can be very small, and for a short period of time - e.g. a few pounds for a few days.

A

Overdraft

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A form of finance which charges high rates of interest, so not sensible for a long period of time or for large sums of money.

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Overdrafts

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