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What is a charge card?

Similar to a credit card, but must be paid in full at the end of the month.

Usually for one retailer.

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What are the advantages of using a charge card?

Can only be used for one store - can prevent poor spending decisions elsewhere.

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What are the disadvantages of a charge card?

  • Limited to one retailer.

  • Must be paid in fully monthly otherwise suspension or extra fees.

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What is mobile banking?

The ability to make financial transactions using mobile devices.

Includes PayPal.

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What are the advantages of using mobile banking?

Convenient and easier for small businesses such as taxis and window cleaners.

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What are the disadvantages of mobile banking?

  • May have security issues.

  • Internet may fail - or poor reception.

  • Can get hacked, although becoming more secure.

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What are contactless cards?

Cards which can make payments without PIN being entered when placed next to a contactless terminal.

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What are the advantages of a contactless card?

Quick and convenient. Takes less time and no need to remember a pin.

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What are the disadvantages of a contactless card?

Security concerns - can be stolen and used by strangers.

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What is a store card?

Issued by retailer outlets, allowing customers to make purchases and pay at a later date.

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What are the advantages of store cards?

Allow you to purchase necessary food before being paid and paying it back afterwards.

May offer promotional discounts.

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What are the disadvantages of store cards?

May not be paid back in time or full amount.

Can be unreliable.

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What does BACS stand for?

Bankers Automated Clearing Service.

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What are BACS?

Most commonly used system by businesses in the UK, average 100million transactions made per day.

Responsible for all debit and credit transactions made.

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What are the disadvantages of BACS?

  • Payments clear in 3 days.

  • Primarily for lower-value transactions.

  • Charge a business to use - less profit.

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What does CHAPS stand for?

Clearing House Automated Payment Service.

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What are CHAPS?

Usually for large, one-off payments.

Typically for sums over £10,000. No upper limit.

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What are the advantages of CHAPS?

System of choice for financial institutions or large companies.