Sources of Finance
- Created by: Sarah Hughes
- Created on: 02-01-14 14:39
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- A share in the business is old to an individual or another business. This money is then used to purchase new assets or to expand. The business then turns from a Ltd to a plc and shares can be traded on the stock market (8, 5, 7)
- An amount of money is borrowed from the bank and then repaid with interest over a set period of time. (4, 4)
- Long term borrowing which you repay the amount borrowed at a fixed period in time, usually used by large organisations (10)
- Profit kept after all expenses and dividends are paid out. The profit can then be put back into the business for expansion of the business (6, 6)
- The bank allows a business to go 'overdrawn' up to a certain amount. The business only pays interest on the amount overdrawn. The interest paid is usually higher than a bank loan. It is usually used to pay small bills and expenses (9)
- They invest in small, risky businesses e.g. a new business or existing businesses which need investment (7, 6)
- When a business sells off their fixed and current assets which is no longer needed for the business to make a profit (5, 2, 6)
- When an asset is bought over a period of time with repayments made each month until it is paid off and belongs to the company (4, 8)
- When suppliers give time to pay for supplies and stoke. This is usually within 30 days. (5, 6)
- When the owner uses his/her savings to invest in the business (6, 7)
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