Topic 3 - Borrowing products Flashcards
1
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mortgage
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- long term loan to finance the purchase of a property
2
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first time buyers
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- young people in the early stages of their working lives and on low incomes
3
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existing customers moving house
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customers selling their home and buying another
4
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Costs of a mortgage
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- survey of the property
- legal fees
- stamp duty
- mortgage application fee
- insurance
- cost of furnishing/fitting
5
Q
Loan to income
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The ratio of the size of the loan to the income of the customer- the lower the income, the less the customer can borrow
6
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loan to value
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ratio of the size of the loan to the value to the property
7
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Capital
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Total Amount borrowed which has to be paid back fully
8
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interest
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extra money paid additionally to the amount borrow
9
Q
repayment mortgages
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where the monthly repayment includes capital and interest
10
Q
interest only mortgages
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- where monthly repayment covers only interest on the amount borrowed
- at the end of the mortgage period, the borrower still has to payback the full amount borrowed in one payment
- monthly repayments are lower than repayment mortgage schemes
11
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fixed rate mortgages
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- interest rate is fixed over a specified period of time
- fall in interest rates means that they won’t be able to benefit from lower repayments
- repayments do not change over the agreed period
- charges early repayment fee
12
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variable rate mortgages
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- rate of interest is subject to change from the outset throughout the term of the mortgage
13
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discount mortgages
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- a variable rate mortgage that gives a customer a set discount off the provider’s standard variable rate
- customer benefits from lower initial repayments
- charges early repayment fee
14
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offset mortgages
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- sets interest rate on savings and current accounts against the interest on the mortgage, which results in lower or fixed monthly repayments and a reduced mortgage period
15
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loyalty mortgages
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- these are to reward loyal customers e.g provider offering a discount on an application fee of £500