B6 - Finance Flashcards
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What is retained profit?
Profit that’s been earnt by a business in the previous year
Its been retained by the business
What is New Share Issue?
Where a business releases new shares for people to buy into the business
What is a loan?
An amount of money borrowed from a bank or other lender
What is a mortgage?
A longer term loan that’s used to buy a property
What is an Overdraft?
A short term lending of smaller amounts of money, may be organised by the bank
Whta is Trade Credit?
Where a business pays suppliers at a later date - buy now, pay later
What is Hire Purchase?
When a business pays for something in installments
What is a government grant?
A sum of money awarded to a business from the government that doesn’t have to be paid back
What is Cash Flow?
Movements of cash in and out the business
What is Cash Inflow?
Cash into the business appears at the top of the cash flow forecasl
This is called Income
What is Cash outflow?
Cash that’s being spent in the business.
This is known as expenditure
This will be on bill such as wages and advertising
What are solutions to cash flow problems?
- Overdrafts
- Reducing cash outflow
- Increasing cash inflow
- Re-schedullimg payments
- Finding new sources of finance
What is the formula for Net Cashflow?
Cash Inflows - Cash Outflows
What are fixed costs?
Costs that don’t vary with the level of output in a business
What are some examples of fixed costs?
- Rent
- Salaries of Managers
What are Variable Costs?
Costs that vary with the level of trade
What is the formula for Total Costs?
Total Costs = Fixed Costs + Variable Costs
What is the formula for Sales revenue?
Sales revenue = price of product x quantity of product
What is the formula for Profit?
Profit = Total Revenue - Total Costs
What is Average Rate of Return?
The annual percentage profit that an investment makes compared to the cost of the investment
What is the formula to calculate Average Rate of Return?
( Average annual profit / initial capital outlay ) X 100
What is Break-Even?
The point where a business is no longer making a profit or a loss
What are the uses of Break Even
- Used to write a business plan
- Used as a ‘ what if tool ‘ to work out what happens if price goes up
- Used by start ups to work out when they’ll stop making a loss
What is Margin of Safety?
The difference between the actual level of output and the breakeven output.