Unit 3 (Personal and Business Finance) Flashcards

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What are the 4 functions of money

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  • Unit of Account
  • Means of Exchange
  • Store of Value
  • Legal Tender
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What is Unit of Account

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Money serves as the common bases of comparisons that people use to present price and record debts

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What is Mean of Exchange

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Where we uses notes and coins rather than barter as a medium of exchange

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What problems does money as a medium of exchange avoid

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Avoids the problems of barter such as double coincidence of wants

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What is a double coincidence of wants

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A situation where both parties hold an item needed by the other to fulfill their demand.

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What is a store of value

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That money holds a value

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What is Legal Tender

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That money is accepted to buy goods and services

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What does legal tender enable?

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As money is an accepted medium of exchange,it enables credit to be offered so payment can take place at a future date

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9
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What are factors that affect the role of money

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  • Personal attitudes towards money
  • Culture (including religious and ethical beliefs)
  • Life Events
  • External Influences
  • Interest Rates
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10
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What is a credit limit?

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The maximum amount of money that can be borrowed

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What is APR?

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Annual Percentage Rates which is the cost paid per year to borrow money expressed as a percentage

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What is interest?

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The additional fee that will need to be paid on top of any money borrowed via credit card

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13
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What is a transfer fee?

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This is the amount of interest paid on top of the amount of money that is transferred to another credit card

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14
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What is AER?

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Annual Equivalent Rate, This is the interest which you will be paid by the bank by saving

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15
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What is a current account?

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A current account is a type of bank account most people use for day-to-day personal finances

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16
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Types of current account

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  • Standard
  • Basic
  • Premium
  • Student
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Advantages of a standard account

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  • Widely Available
  • Overdraft facility
  • Range of Services
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Disadvantages of a standard account

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  • Limited additional benefits
  • Charges on overdraft
  • Late fees for overdue payments
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Advantages of a premium account

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  • Range of services
  • Additional benefits
  • Ease of controlling finances
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Disadvantages of a premium account

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  • Charges additional fees
  • Generic rather than tailored to the individual so some of the added benefits may be useless
21
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Advantages of a basic account

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Disadvantages of a basic account

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23
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Advantages of a student account

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24
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Disadvantages of a student account

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25
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Types of car purchase option

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  • Pay outright
  • Car Finance
  • Part exchange
26
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Types of car payment plans

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  • Hire purchase
  • Payment control plan
27
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What is a hire purchase?

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A monthly payment plan with a deposit which after the last installment of the payment, the car is yours

28
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What is a payment control plan?

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A monthly payment plan (low cost) with a deposit which after the last installment of the payment, you can pay a balloon payment to buy the car

29
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What is car finance?

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A loan to pay for PCP agreement over 36 to 60 months

30
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What is an overdraft?

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An overdraft lets you borrow money through your current account by taking out more money than you have in the account

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Advantages of an overdraft

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  • Only pay for the money borrowed
  • Quick and easy to arrange
  • No charge for paying off the overdraft
  • Only borrowed when required allowing for flexibility
32
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Disadvantages of an overdraft

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  • The bank can call it in at anytime
33
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What is a personal loan?

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A set amount of money provided to an individual or couple, for a specific purpose, to be repaid with interest, over a set period of time and may be secured against an asset

34
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What is a mortgage?

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A long-term loan to fund the purchase of an expensive item that will hold value over a long time

35
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What is a payday loan?

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A short-term loan, for a relatively small amount of money, to be repaid, upon receipt of the lenders next wage

36
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What is investment?

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When money is put into an asset to generate profit

37
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What does an ISA stands

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Individual Saving Account