Interest?
The price we payed for borrowed money
Loan?
A source of finance from a financial institution. Money that is borrowed is repayable with interest over an agreed period of time
Overdraft?
Permission granted to a current account holder, by their bank, the withdraw more money than there is in their account.
Term loan?
A loan taken out for a fixed period of time, usually up to a maximum of five years. Both the loan and the interest on it are paid back on a regular basis
Long-term loan?
A loan taken out for a period of more than five years. Both the loan and the interest on it are paid back on a regular basis
Money lender?
A person who gives a loan to another person who for one reason or another cannot borrow the money from the financial institution. They have a very high rate of interest
APR?
Annual percentage rate. The actual/true rate of interest charged on a loan each year. This takes into account that the amount owed is going down each year as we pay back the loan
Security/collateral?
Anything of value that you give you bank in exchange for taking out a loan. If the borrower doesn’t repay the loan, the lender may take the security and sell it to get their money back
Guarantor?
A person who agrees to repay a loan for another person if they are unable to make their repayment
4 considerations when deciding to borrow
3 considerations when applying for a loan
3 things a lender will ask for before giving a loan
Financial institutions who offer loans?
5 types of borrowing
3 rights of a borrower
2 types of interest
1) flat rate (calculated like simple interest)
2) Annual percentage rate (APR)