Vocabulary Flashcards

1
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Credit transaction

A

Transaction were goods are bought and paid for later

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2
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Letter of enquire

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A request from buyer to seller asking for terms of sale

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3
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Quotation

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Sent by seller to buyer, it shows all of the description of the product

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4
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Carriage paid

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Seller will pay for delivery

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5
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Trade discount

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Money deducted for people in the same business

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6
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Cash discount

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Money detected for paying quickly

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7
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VAT

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Value added tax

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8
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CWO

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Cash with order

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9
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COD

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Cash on delivery

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10
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Order

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Written request from buyer to seller requesting goods

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11
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Invoices

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Sent from seller to buyer listing details of goods

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12
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Debit note

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Sent from seller to buyer if the seller was undercharged

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13
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Receipt

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Proof of payment

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14
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Loss leader

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When shops buy things for one price and sell them for cheaper

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15
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A consumer

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A person who buys goods for their own personal uses

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16
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A trader

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A person who buys goods to sell them

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17
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Cash transaction

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Transaction where money is exchanged

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18
Q

Name the law that protects consumers

A

The sale of goods and supply of services act

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19
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Name the principles of this law

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  • goods should be of merchantable quality
  • goods should be fit for purpose
  • goods should be as described
  • goods should be confirmed to sample
20
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Name the 3 remedies

A
  • refund
  • replacement
  • repair
21
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What are the 9 elements of writing a complaint

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1) your contact details
2) date of letter
3) name and address
4) salutation
5) nature of complaint
6) resolutions requirements
7) closure

22
Q

What is the consumer association of ireland

A

It protects and educates consumers

23
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What is an ombudsman

A

Person responsible for investigating and resolving complaints

24
Q

Name the points of a contract

A
  • an offer is made by one person
  • there is acceptance of that offer by another person
  • there is a consideration
25
Q

A non-refundable deposit

A

Means you are not entitled back to your money

26
Q

What is a current account

A

Accounts people use for their day to day expenses

  • ATMs
  • Standing orders
  • Direct debits
  • Cheque book
  • Over-draft
  • Pay path
27
Q

What Is a deposit account

A

We’re people should put their extra savings
Where to invest?:
-Credit union
-Post office

28
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Standing order

A

Way to pay bills, a fixed amount on a fixed date

29
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Direct debit

A

Way to pay bills but amount can vary

30
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Drawer

A

A person who signs the cheque

31
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Drawee

A

Is the drawers bank

32
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Payee

A

The person the cheque is being paid to

33
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“DIRT”

A

Deposit Interest Retention Tax

34
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Budget

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A budget is a plan that matches expected spending over a period of time

35
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Income

A

The money or goods a household receives

36
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Gross pay

A

The total income earned

37
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Net pay

A

The gross pay minus the deductions

38
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Paye

A

Pay as you earn

39
Q

Prsi

A

Pat related social insurance

40
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Usc

A

Universal social charge

41
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Statutory deductions

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Are deductions that by law must be taken of your gross wages

42
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Voluntary deductions

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Are sums of money taken off gross wages at the instruction of the employee

43
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False economy

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Is spending on an item that seems to cost you less but will cost you more in the long run

44
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Impulse buying

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Is unplanned spending

45
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Fixed expenditure

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Is regularly spending and the amount does not change

46
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Irregular expenditure

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Is spending where the amount changes

47
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Discretionary expenditure

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Buying an item that we like but do not need