PERSONAL LOANS
If
you do not have enough money to buy an item, you might buy on credit. There are different ways of doing this such as hire
purchase credit cards, store cards, bank overdrafts and personal loans.
Make sure you know the true cost of buying on credit.
The
section deals with personal loans.
Personal loans.
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An amount of money borrowed from a bank of another organisation. The loan is
paid back in fixed amounts usually each month.
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The fixed amount must be paid each month. You cannot pay a little less one
month then a little more the following month.
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The interest rate is usually a lot less than the interest rate on a credit
card.
Payment protection.
People
are advised to take out insurance with their loan so that loan repayments will
be made if people become ill unemployed or have an accident. Payment protection
increases the cost of a loan.
Test lesson 11
Other lessons:
Lesson 1. Wages
Lesson 2. Wages-overtime
Lesson 3. Pricing your holiday
Lesson 4. Money for your holiday
Lesson 5. Mobile phones
Lesson 6. Bank accounns
Lesson 7. VAT - Value Added Tax
Lesson 8. Electricity, gas and water
Lesson 9. Credit - 1
Lesson 10. Credit - 2
Lesson 12. Which is better value?
Lesson 13. Car insurance
Lesson 14. Income tax
Lesson 15. Buying a house
Lesson 16. Council fax
Lesson 17. Old age pension
Lesson 3. Pricing your holiday
Lesson 4. Money for your holiday
Lesson 5. Mobile phones
Lesson 6. Bank accounns
Lesson 7. VAT - Value Added Tax
Lesson 8. Electricity, gas and water
Lesson 9. Credit - 1
Lesson 10. Credit - 2
Lesson 12. Which is better value?
Lesson 13. Car insurance
Lesson 14. Income tax
Lesson 15. Buying a house
Lesson 16. Council fax
Lesson 17. Old age pension
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