A1 - Functions of Money

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for January 2024 exam

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Utility Bill
usually paid for a service monthly/annually/quarterly such as water, gas, electricity, rates (council tax)

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advantage - paying in advance means less worry

disadvantage - a business may not have sufficient funds to pay bills in advance alongside other bills or utilities such as salaries
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Rates
means council tax
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Direct Debit
most common method of paying a bill

pre-arranged contract which requires a signature

money leaves at the same time every month, NOT always the same AMOUNT

term is arranged with the provider

cannot be changed by the payee

most preferred for bills owed to large companies
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Cheque
advantages - secure payment method

disadvantages - available in 3-5 working days, outdated
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Standing Order
ongoing until cancelled

stays the same unless payee changes the amount
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Credit Card
money you do not own, usually have 30 days to repay with interest. usually have to be 18+ and credit scored.

* un/authorised overdraft between user and bank
* depends on status eg: employed, student
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Credit Rating
* have to be 18
* employed
* regular income
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Overdraft Buffer Zone
for example, £50 without charge
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ISA (Individual Savings Account)
interest free

has a minimum amount
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Bank of England
sets base rate

low base rate benefits the economy
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Buildings and Contents Insurance
can be combined or stand alone

business or personal

always mandatory to have buildings insurance

content is what is within the property
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Insurance Examples
travel

health

pet

car

building

content

life