Finance topics 6-10 Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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What is APR?

A

Annual percentage rate

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2
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What is the annual percentage rate?

A

The cost of borrowing

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3
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Which law states APR has to be quoted?

A

Consumer credit directive 2008

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4
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What type of account has an overdraft?

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A current account

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5
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What is EAR?

A

Equivalent annual rate

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6
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What does the EAR show?

A

The rate you would pay if you remained overdrawn on current account

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what financial product is EAR quoted on?

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Loans

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8
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What are the costs of credit cards?

A

Annual subscription rate, late payment fees, over-limit fees, cash-advance fee

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9
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What is a low APR card?

A

A credit card which offers low Apr long term. Offered to people with good credit history.

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10
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What is a cash back card?

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A credit card which gives cardholders back a % of all transactions made on a card as cash

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11
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What does CVV stand for?

A

Card verification value

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12
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Up to how much money does the consumer rights act protect?

A

£30,000

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13
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What are the considerations when choosing a borrowing product?

A

The costs and risks of different borrowing methods, what they play to repay, what they can afford to repay, how long they need to borrow for

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14
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What are the 3 different credit reference agencies?

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Experian, equifax and transunion

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15
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What is a CCJ?

A

County court judgement

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16
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What are the main providers? (Banks)

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Banks, building societies, credit unions, National saving + investment and post office

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17
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Who are banks owned by?

18
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Who are credit unions and building society’s owned by?

A

It’s members

19
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Who owns NS+I and the post office owned by?

20
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What are the 5 big banks?

A

Barclays, standard chartered, Lloyds , HSBC and royal bank of scotland

21
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What are the main communication methods of banks?

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Branches, online banking, post, mobile banking, telephone

22
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What are the key factors effecting costs of living?

A

Fuel costs, food cost and housing cost

23
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What are the 4 main types of insurance?

A

General insurance, health insurance, life insurance and pension policies

24
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What does 3rd party motor insurance cover?

A

Injuries to other people, damage to other peoples property, accidents caused by passengers and damage caused by caravan or trailer

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What’s an insurance premium?
The price of an insurance policy
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What are 2 factors insurance premiums are based on?
How likely the event is to occur and the length of time that the policy will be in force
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What’s an emergency fund?
Extra income used to make sure they have savings they can access instantly in an emergency
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What’s does the MAS recommend for an emergency fund?
Three months worth of mandatory and essential expenditure
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What is the PRA?
Prudential regulation authority
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What’s the FCA?
Financial conduct authority
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What’s the job of the PRA and FCA?
To set rules and regulate production
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What’s the financial ombudsman service?
A service which deals with complains about providers
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What’s the financial services compensation scheme?
A service which protects consumers if providers default. They protect up to £85,000
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What’s the CMA?
Competition markets authority
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What’s the job of the CMA
to regulate markets to make sure it works well for economy, businesses and consumers
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What is a budget?
A financial plan which states income and expenditure
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Income can be:
Earned or unearned
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What is two examples of unearned income
Benefits, pension
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Expenditure can be:
Mandatory,essential or discretionary
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A budget balance can be:
Zero, surplus and defectit
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What’s a zero budget?
Budget is balanced with all income assigned to be used on expenditure