Being solvent refers to being able to pay your day-to-day outgoings.
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Give 2 examples of external influences on finances
Changing interest rates Inflation Government action e.g. Brexit Taxation
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What would the Financial Ombudsman Service be appointed?
he FOS is an organisation appointed by the government to represent the interests of customers in disputes with financial institutions.
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What are the three main areas of focus for the FCA?
Authorisation, Supervision, Enforcement
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What type of card is a way of borrowing money from a lender such as a bank.
Credit Cards
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What could the outcome of legal actions be?
This can range from paying fines, having property seized by bailiffs and serving a prison sentence.
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What does 'Inflation' mean?
nflation is the average price rises across all industries within a country. This means that money does not lose its value but your spending power falls
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What does ISA stand for?
Individual Savings Account
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What does BACS stand for?
Bankersโ Automated Clearing Service
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What are the 2 things interest rates affect?
Interest rates dictate how much money you pay back on products such as loans and how much money you are paid for saving money within a bank/building society.
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What is your credit rating based on?
Your credit rating gives you a score based on your past financial decisions. This score indicates how much of a risk you are to financial institutions such as b
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What is the Bank of England responsible for?
Maintaining a healthy economy as a whole. Issuing legal tender, setting interest rates and controlling the national debt.
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What is an overdraft?
An overdraft is an agreed amount that an individual/business can be overdrawn without facing penalty charges