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Which type of current account is designed for individuals with poor credit or no credit history?
Which type of current account is designed for individuals with poor credit or no credit history?
What is the primary purpose of a standing order?
What is the primary purpose of a standing order?
Which of the following borrowing methods is considered short-term and may involve high interest if not repaid on time?
Which of the following borrowing methods is considered short-term and may involve high interest if not repaid on time?
What does a pre-paid card primarily help with?
What does a pre-paid card primarily help with?
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Which type of insurance provides coverage for property and possessions?
Which type of insurance provides coverage for property and possessions?
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What is the unique feature of a packaged premium account?
What is the unique feature of a packaged premium account?
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Which method of payment allows for quick transactions by tapping a card or device?
Which method of payment allows for quick transactions by tapping a card or device?
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Which of the following best describes a mortgage?
Which of the following best describes a mortgage?
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What is the primary purpose of accounting in a business?
What is the primary purpose of accounting in a business?
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Which type of savings option allows an individual to earn interest while having access to their money?
Which type of savings option allows an individual to earn interest while having access to their money?
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What defines current liabilities in a business context?
What defines current liabilities in a business context?
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Which of the following best describes a Credit Union?
Which of the following best describes a Credit Union?
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What does the formula for break-even analysis help determine?
What does the formula for break-even analysis help determine?
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What type of financial source is crowdfunding classified as?
What type of financial source is crowdfunding classified as?
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How is the net profit margin calculated?
How is the net profit margin calculated?
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Which statement accurately reflects the purpose of a pension?
Which statement accurately reflects the purpose of a pension?
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Which financial option is considered a high-risk investment?
Which financial option is considered a high-risk investment?
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Which of the following represents an internal source of business finance?
Which of the following represents an internal source of business finance?
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What does the Liquid Capital Ratio measure?
What does the Liquid Capital Ratio measure?
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What type of investment type is represented by property?
What type of investment type is represented by property?
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Which of the following is NOT a component of the Statement of Financial Position?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the Statement of Financial Position?
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What is the primary characteristic of payday loan companies?
What is the primary characteristic of payday loan companies?
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Study Notes
Current Accounts
- Basic Account: For individuals with limited or no credit history, offering basic transaction services without overdraft.
- Standard Account: Most common type, includes overdraft, direct debit, and debit card.
- Packaged Premium Account: Enhanced with benefits (e.g., travel insurance, discounts) but typically with a monthly fee.
- Student Account: Designed for students, often with interest-free overdrafts.
Payment Methods
- Cash: Physical money, widely accepted.
- Debit Card: Linked to a bank account, for direct payments.
- Credit Card: Borrowing money for transactions, accruing interest if not repaid in full.
- Cheque: Written instructions for money transfer, less frequent now.
- Electronic Transfer: Secure online/app-based money transfers.
- Standing Order: Pre-set regular payments (e.g., rent, subscriptions).
- Direct Debit: Variable payments initiated by the payee (e.g., utility bills).
- Pre-paid Card: Loaded with a specific amount, aiding spending control.
- Mobile Banking: Banking through smartphone apps.
- Contactless Payment: Quick payments using tapping a card/device.
Borrowing Types
- Overdraft: Short-term borrowing from an account with potential fees or interest.
- Personal Loan: Fixed amount for personal use (e.g., car, wedding), repaid with interest over time.
- Hire Purchase: Buying items through monthly installments, acquiring ownership after last payment.
- Mortgage: Long-term loan for property purchases, repaid over years.
- Credit Card: Flexible borrowing up to a limit, accruing interest with unpaid balances.
- Payday Loan: Small, short-term loans with high interest rates; risky if not repaid on time.
Insurance Types
- Car Insurance: Covers theft, accidents, and damage (a legal requirement for drivers).
- Home and Contents Insurance: Covers property and belongings.
- Life Insurance: Provides financial support to dependents after death.
- Travel Insurance: Covers medical expenses, lost baggage, and cancellations.
- Health Insurance: Covers private medical treatment.
- Pet Insurance: Covers veterinary costs for pets.
Financial Institutions
- Bank of England: UK's central bank, regulating monetary policy.
- Banks: For-profit institutions offering loans, savings, and mortgages.
- Building Societies: Member-owned institutions, providing mortgages and savings.
- Credit Unions: Non-profit organizations offering financial products.
- Insurance Companies: Provide various insurance products.
- Pension Companies: Manage retirement savings.
- Payday Loan Companies: Offer short-term high-interest loans.
Savings and Investments
- Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs): Tax-free savings options.
- Deposits and Savings Accounts: Earn interest, accessible funds when needed.
- Premium Bonds: No interest, chance to win tax-free prizes.
- Shares: Investing in companies, varying degrees of risk.
- Pensions: Long-term savings for retirement.
- Bonds and Gilts: Fixed interest investments, generally safer than shares.
- Property: Long-term investment through real estate.
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Test your knowledge on various types of current accounts and payment methods. This quiz covers essential features, benefits, and functionalities of different banking products. Understand terms like debit cards, electronic transfers, and more.
