Payment Methods Flashcards

(38 cards)

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what is a debit card?

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A card allowing the holder to transfer money electronically from their bank account when making a purchase

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debit card advantage

A

faster payments

no interest charges

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debit card disadvantage

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no credit allowed
have to have the money
limit to your balance

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what is a credit card?

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a credit card lets you borrow money from a bank or building society which you can use to purchase goods or services

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credit card advantage

A

build a credit score

protection against card fraud

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credit card disadvantage

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easy to overspend
high interest rates
limit on what you spend

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what is a cheque?

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an order to pay the bank to pay a state sum

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cheque advantage

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more convenient than cash

payment can be stopped

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cheque disadvantage

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customers can stop payments

doesn’t guarantee payments

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what is direct debit?

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a financial transaction in which one person withdraws funds from another persons account, to go out in the same time every month week etc

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direct debit advantage

A

safe and easy for paying bills

no risks for late payments

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direct debit disadvantage

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overpayments

interest on overdraws

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what is a pre-paid card?

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they are a reloadable card, you can add cash to them and top them up when funds run out (voucher)

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pre-paid card advantage

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safer than carrying cash

no worry about debt

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pre-paid card disadvantage

A

fee to get the card

keep using it and topping it up

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what is mobile banking?

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financial transactions on your mobile phone

17
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mobile banking advantage

A

can bank anywhere

can see all your money going in and out

18
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mobile banking disadvantage

A

security concerns

long time to set up

19
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what is a charge card?

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a card that enables the cardholder to make purchases which are paid for by the card user

20
Q

charge card advantage

A

no limits

gains credit score

21
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charge card disadvantage

A

more expensive than credit cards

high interest if not paid off

22
Q

what is CHAPS?

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real time gross settlement payment system used for sterling (£) transactions in the uk

23
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CHAPS advantage

A

secure

some day payments

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CHAPS disadvantage

A

£30 each use

most bank charge £20

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What is a store card?
a credit (points) card that can be used only in one store or chain of stores
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store card advantage
membership perks | big discounts
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store card disadvantage
have low limits on them | only be used in curtain places
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what is BACS? (bankers automated clearing services)
A uk automated payment methods direct debit and bacs direct credit that banks use
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BACS advantage
helps manage transactions | saves time
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BACS disadvantage
only can do payments on business days | payments takes three days to clear
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what is cash?
is legal tender currency or coins that can be used to exchange good, debts or services
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cash advantages
instant money in hand can be used anywhere no transaction fee
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cash disadvantages
can rip lose it target for thieves
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what is a standing order?
is an instruction a bank account holder gives to their bank to pay a set amount to regular intervals to another account
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standing order advantage
easy and quick | free for the payee and payer
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what is a contactless payment?
a credit, debit card, key fobs, mobile phones or other devices that can be used to pay for good or services
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contactless payment advantage
easy and quick don't have to handle cash see how much your spending on mobile banking
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contactless payment disadvantage
easy to overspend | limit on £45