Topic 16,17&18 Flashcards
Which one of the following statements regarding interest payments on a repayment mortgage is TRUE?
A. The first year’s payments will be made up of mainly interest and then progressively become a greater proportion of capital.
B. The first year’s payments will be made up of mainly capital and then progressively become a greater proportion of interest.
C. The capital and interest elements remain constant throughout the term.
D. All of the payment is interest on a repayment mortgage.
A. The first year’s payments will be made up of mainly interest and then progressively become a greater proportion of capital.
A possible drawback of a capital and interest mortgage is that it:
A. cannot be topped up.
B. is always more expensive than other methods.
C. may not fully repay loan.
D. requires additional life assurance.
D. requires additional life assurance.
Which of the following guarantees to repay the loan at maturity?
A. ISA
B. Personal Pension
C. Full Endowment
D. Low-Cost Endowment
C. Full Endowment
In the case of arrears, which one of the following schemes allows for the term of the mortgage to be extended?
A. With-profits endowment mortgage
B. Low-cost endowment mortgage
C. Low start endowment mortgage
D. Repayment mortgage
D. Repayment mortgage
Fred’s premium on his low-cost endowment increased by £20 because:
A. he chose a low start plan.
B. bonus levels reduced.
C. his health deteriorated.
D. of the withdrawal of MIRAS.
A. he chose a low start plan.
The MINIMUM guaranteed maturity value of a unit-linked endowment policy is:
A. the basic sum assured.
B. 75% of total premiums paid.
C. the total of premiums paid.
D. not specified.
D. not specified.
A higher rate taxpayer can receive tax relief overall on his pension mortgage contributions at:
A. 10%
B. 20%
C. 22%
D. 40%
D. 40%
Some borrowers like to feel that the amount they owe to the lender is being reduced by their monthly mortgage payments. They should choose a:
A. fixed rate mortgage.
B. endowment mortgage.
C. repayment mortgage.
D. ISA mortgage.
C. repayment mortgage.
low-cost endowment is usually a combination of which of the following types of assurance?
A. With-profit endowment and level term assurance.
B. Without-profit endowment and level term assurance.
C. With-profit endowment and decreasing term assurance.
D. With-profit endowment and increasing term assurance.
C. With-profit endowment and decreasing term assurance.
Which one of the following is FALSE with regard to ISA mortgages?
A. Separate life assurance may be necessary.
B. Only UK residents (for tax purposes) are eligible.
C. All income and growth is tax free in the hands of the investor.
D. The maximum regular monthly payment is £2,000 per month.
D. The maximum regular monthly payment is £2,000 per month.
The MAXIMUM tax-free cash sum that can be taken from a personal pension fund of £300,000 to repay an interest only mortgage is:
A. £60,000
B. £75,000
C. £100,000
D. £150,000
B. £75,000
Which of these statements is INCORRECT in relation to an ISA?
A. The maximum contribution per tax year is £20,000.
B. Joint ISAs can now be taken under the new rules.
C. Growth of the fund is tax free in the hands of the investor.
D. Dividends paid into an ISA are paid without deduction of income tax.
B. Joint ISAs can now be taken under the new rules.
Which interest accounting methodology fails to penalise late payers of their monthly payments?
A. Annual review system
B. Annual rest system
C. Daily interest
D. Fixed payments
B. Annual rest system
Jason would like to arrange a pension mortgage and has yet to start any pension arrangements. Based on his income of £28,000, what is the maximum in total that can be paid into a personal pension this tax year to receive tax relief?
A. £3,600
B. £28,000
C. £215,000
D. £1,500,000
B. £28,000
Alison is looking for an interest payment method that will benefit her if she makes some of her payments early. She should choose:
A. fixed payments.
B. annual rest.
C. daily interest.
D. annual review.
C. daily interest.