Unit 2.2 Savings and Investment Products Flashcards

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annual exempt amount

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The annual tax-free allowance for capital gains tax

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annuity

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A financial product that pays a regular guaranteed income, in return for a lump sum paid to the product provider. It is used by people when they retire

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assets

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Things that a person or a business owns. For a person their assets might include property, jewellery or financial products such as company shares

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4
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captial gains tax

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A tax payable on the gain (profit) made when you sell or give away an asset, for example property or shares. Each person is allowed to make a certain level of profit before being taxed on it (see annual exempt amount).

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capital growth

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increase in the market value of an investment , over the amount the investor paid for it

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capital sum

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total amount borrows or saved/invested , before interest.

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Cash ISA

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account that pays interest tax-free on cash savings up to a certain level

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children’s bond

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Investment bond taken out by a legal guardian of a child under the age of 16. Investing between £25-£3000, investor is guaranteed interest at fixed rate for 5 years, after the bond matures. Guardian controls bond until child turns 16.

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Commodity

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goods that share the same characteristics wherever they are produced and whoever produces them. E.G. gold

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collective investments

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investment produces such as unit trusts that let many retail investors pool their money together

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corporate bond

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product that companies can use to borrow money over periods of time of 5 yrs +. Buyers can then sell bonds onto other investors. Bondholders do not own a share in company

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corporation tax

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tax levied on taxable profits of limited companies and some other organisations

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13
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deposit

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sum of money placed by customer with financial services provider

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diversification

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spreading investments across a range of different products, funds or types of assets so as to reduce the potential impact of any doing particularly badly

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endowment policy

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insurance product that pays out a Lum sum after a specified term or if insured person. died before end of term. used for long term saving

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16
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final salary scheme

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type of occupational pension that pays an income related to amount of last salary a individual earned before retirement. have been largely replaced by money purchase schemes

17
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friendly society

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mutual organisation that offers its members a wide range of financial products

18
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gilt

A

bond issued by uk gov as way for gov to borrow money. Most are issues with a redemption date - date that gov agreed to buy back. b esteem issue and redemption date gilts can be traded

19
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gov bond

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bond issued by national gov - is a way for goc to borrow money.

20
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hedge fund

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organisation that takes in funds from investors such as pension schemes act. and invests funds to try get high return. High risk

21
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HMRC

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Her majestys revenue and customs - organisation that collect taxes on behalf of gov

22
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income tax

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tax paid on earnings from employment, self employment and interest on savings

23
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index-linked

A

rising in line with inflation

24
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isa

A

account that pays interest tax-free on savings up to certain level. Cash isa and stocks and shares isa, junior isa for under 18s

25
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investment trust

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collective investment, which operates as public limited company. investors buy shares in investment tryst, and trust then uses money from share issue to trade in stocks and shares

26
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junior isa

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long term savings account set up by parent/guardian for parents future, child can only access money when 18