Finance Flashcards

1
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Overdraft

A

A flexible loan with very high interest that allows you to go into a negative balance in your account

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2
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What is cash flow?

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The money that flows in and out of a business- both in the bank and physical cash

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3
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Profit formula

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Revenue - costs

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4
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Revenue formula (give 2)

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Profit + costs
or
Number of units sold x price

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5
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What is collateral?

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An asset that the bank holds as security for a loan

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6
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Give 3 disadvantages of using retained profit as a source of finance

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1) Limited amount available
2) Shareholders unhappy with no/low dividends
3) Less available for future use

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7
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Give 3 advantages of using retained profit as a source of finance

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1) Readily available
2) Liquid asset
3) No interest or repayments

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8
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Hire purchase

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A type of loan where businesses pay for the asset in instalments over a period of time. The asset is not owned until fully paid.

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9
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What is an asset?

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Things (of value) owned by a business

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10
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Give 3 advantages of using an overdraft as a source of finance

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1) All repaid at once
2) Readily available once approved
3) Allows you to go into the negative

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11
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Give 3 disadvantages of using an overdraft as a source of finance

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1) Very high interest rates
2) Short term only
3) Limited amount to borrow

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12
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Net cash flow formula

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Cash in - cash out
receipts - payments

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13
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Opening balance meaning

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Money held by business at the start of the month

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14
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Closing balance meaning

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Money held by business at the end of the month

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15
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How do you find the opening balance?

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It is the previous month’s closing balance

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16
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Closing balance formula

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Net cash flow + opening balance

17
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Why would a business do a cash flow forecast?
3 reasons

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1) Manager can plan ahead and contingency plans can be made for months with low profit
2) Make sure they have enough money to pay suppliers
3) Highlight whether a customer fails to pay on time

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