Learning Aim A Flashcards
(38 cards)
Account statement
A record of your activity over a specific period of time
Unit of account
You exchange money for an equivalent value of goods
Means of exchange
Buy, sell or exchange
Store of value
It can be stored e.g banks
Legal tender
National currency of a country an official method of payment
Personal attitudes
Towards risk and rewards
Life stages
Moving houses or made redundant
Culture
Religious belief and ethical principles
Life events
Moving house or made redundant
External factors
State of economy or availability of jobs
Good credit rating
Will be able to borrow money
Advantages of planning expenditure
Not spending money on unnecessary goods
Means you are able to save money
Savings can be used to fund purchases and unexpected expenses
Risks of not planning expenditure
Can get into debt
Have insufficient funds
Poor credit rating/ can affect your ability to borrow money
Legal action taken against you/ can lead to repossession
Not able to save in the future
Something that is owned or due
Debt
Costs
An amount to pay or buy or use a good service
Repossession
To retake possession of something
Insurance
An agreement providing guarantee of compensation for specific loss of damage
Bankruptcy
Not having enough money to repay outstanding debts
Credit rating
Estimate the ability of a person to fulfil their financial commitments
Solvent
The ability to meet day by day expenditure
Inflation
Price of goods is rising consequently the purchasing power of the currency is falling
Cash
Used to exchange goods, debt or service
Advantages of cash
Easier to budget your money
Doesn’t get you into debt
Disadvantages of cash
Cash can be easily lost/stolen
May have an emergency but not enough cash to cover costs