finance

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What applies to pre-paid travel cards?
Can be loaded with any currency.
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Which payment cannot be made using a contactless card?
£50.
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To open a new account, an application is required to supply the financial services provider with proof of ID. This is to:
Prevent money laundering.
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What best describes a packaged current account?
Extra benefits for a monthly fee.
4 of 16
NS&I saving products are popular. The money saved is:
100% guaranteed.
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A key feature of ISA is that:
Interest is always tax free.
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What is usually a feature of a saving bond?
It is set for a period of time.
7 of 16
Interest on a savings account is indicated by:
AER.
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An unauthorised overdraft is usually a more expensive form of borrowing than an authorised overdraft:
TRUE.
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What is usually a feature of a personal loan?
It is fixed for a period of time.
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What form of borrowing requires the amount to be paid in full every month?
Charge card.
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Demutualisation is a process of:
Building societies becoming banks.
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Building societies are mutual organisations which means that they are owned by their:
Members.
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Banks are known as "proprietary" organisations, this means they are:
Owned and run on behalf of shareholders.
14 of 16
Calculate the balance at the end of the month:
£480.
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What would be an example of mandatory expenditure.
Council Tax.
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Which payment cannot be made using a contactless card?

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£50.

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To open a new account, an application is required to supply the financial services provider with proof of ID. This is to:

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What best describes a packaged current account?

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NS&I saving products are popular. The money saved is:

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