TOPIC 5 DONE Flashcards

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What are the benefits of borrowing ?

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  • smooth out differences in timing between income and expenditure ( someone who is always short of funds at the end of the month can use borrowing to finance purchases until their next income payment)
  • means that people can afford substantial purchases such as a car
  • can by a house via a mortgage
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What are the costs of borrowing?

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Interest is payed on top of the debt that a borrow already owes to the creditor, the amount of interest paid is dependent on the borrowing product. Payday loans are much more expensive than a personal loan

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What are the attitudes to debt?

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  • many people now see borrowing as a normal thing to do.
  • younger people are more likely to borrow than adults that have been working for a longer time.
  • A large amount of people borrow irresponsibly
  • providers are also guilty of irresponsible lending ( providing credit to easily)
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What is zero based budgeting?

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This is when all income - expenditure should equal to zero
Expenditure should be categorised into mandatory, essential and discretionary
Any income left after all expenditure is paid should go towards debt repayments

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of zero based budgeting ?

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Advantages- expenditure is prioritised, aware of where money is spent, debt is paid of

Disadvantages- challenging and maybe unsustainable

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What is envelope budgeting?

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Each envelope represents a different type of expenditure

Only spend money from the corresponding envelope

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What are advantages and disadvantages of envelope budgeting?

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Advantages: makes people aware of how much money they are spending, expenditure is prioritised.

Disadvantages: bills usually come out of the bank via direct debit or standing order so it is time consuming if people were to draw the money out and put it back into the bank before the bill was due

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What is a financial footprint ?

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Files about a persons details of every loan a person has or had. It also shows how many loans a person has applied for

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What is a consolidation loan?

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A loan that is used to pay off debts a person already has.

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What are the benefits of a consolidation loan

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Low interest rates

Longer repayment period which reduces the monthly repayments

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How can citizens advice help people who are in debt

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Advice debtors and priorities their expenditure and debt

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What are the two payment plans that the citizens advice will help individuals to set up to help manage their debt?

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Informal payment plans and debt management plans

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What is an informal payment plan?

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An informal agreement between the debtor and creditor that enables the debtor to restructure their debt repayments so that they are more affordable

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What is a debt management plan ?

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The debtor pays one monthly payment that’s is then split between the creditors that they owe money to

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15
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How are country courts used by creditors

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They decide how the debt is repaid

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What is an administration order?

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The debtor pays a monthly payment to the court rather than the creditor

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What is a CCJ ?

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Country court judgement is a requirement to pay what the court has decided is owing either in full or in instalments