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6. The card verification value (CVV) on a credit card is most likely to be required for which of the following transactions?

  • paying at a travel agent
  • paying in store abroad
  • paying for music downloads online
  • buying groceries in the supermarket

7. On average, people in the UK are living longer than previously.

  • has an on.one account
  • has a lower account balance
  • is self employed
  • 5 years older than jodie

8. which stage of the personal life cycle is someone most likely to be risk averse?

  • young adult
  • child hood
  • old age
  • mature adult

9. Samira is receiving a lower rate of interest on her savings account than Jodie. This is most likely to be because Samira

  • how often withdrawals can be made
  • regular monthly fees
  • rate of return
  • how the account is operated

10. Which of the following are known as ‘cash’?

  • coins
  • notes and coins
  • notes,coins & bank account level
  • notes

11. Which of the following forms of borrowing usually has the lowest interest rate?

  • authorised overdraft
  • credit card
  • personal loan
  • store card

12. Most UK banks are owned by:

  • the shareholders
  • the members
  • account holders
  • the government

13. Which of the following is not an example of a ‘common bond’ that may be required for members to be part of a credit union?

  • have a savings account
  • live in the same area
  • belong to a specific organisation
  • work fir a specific employer

14. Paul is aged 20 and wishes to borrow using an overdraft. Which type of bank account must he have?

  • current
  • youth
  • basic
  • savings

15. In the current tax year, Marius will receive £200 gross interest on his savings account. How much will be credited to his account?

  • £180
  • £200
  • £120
  • £160

16. Kevin is aged 57. At which stage of the typical personal life cycle is he?

  • late middle age
  • mature adult
  • middle age
  • old age

17. A local exchange trading scheme (LETS) is a way of accessing goods and services:

  • using electronic payments
  • by borrowing money from the community
  • without the need for money
  • at a lower market place