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Junior Cert Business Studies

TermDefinition
Mortgage loans used to finance the purchase of a house or other property=
Retained Earnings profits retained in the business to allow it to expand in the future=
Owners Capital finance invested in the business by the owners=
Debentures long term fixed interest loans secured on a valuable asset, such as premises=
Sale and Leaseback contract to raise cash by selling a piece of property and then leasing it back on a long-term lease=
Government Grants money given by the state to a business to help it start up, expand or research=
Business Plan what the owners of a business see happening to their business over a period of time=
Cash flow forecasts a business’s estimate of the future timing and source of its income and the future timing and nature of its expenditure=
positive cashflow when income exceeds payments=
negative cashflow when payments exceed income=
Borrowing borrowing the money and repaying the lending agency in the future=
Factors to be considered before borrowing Do we need the goods/services=
Collateral/security means that you hand over or sign over some valuable asset=
Flat rate of interest interest is charged on the original loan amount over the full duration of the loan=
True rate of interest interest is charged on the reducing balance of the loan i.e. it is calculated on the amount outstanding after each instalment is paid=
APR (Annual Percentage Rate) and it includes other costs in taking out a loan=
Bankruptcy If a person borrows and is unwilling or unable to repay his/her debts, he/she can be declared bankrupt by the highcourt=
Renting/leasing When you lease/rent something you have use of the item e.g. television but you will never own it. A payment is made regularly for the use of the item=
Hire purchase system of buying goods on credit by paying an initial deposit and paying the balance owed by regular instalments over an agreed period of time=
Deferred Payment Consumers purchase goods and pay for them over a fixed period of time. A deposit is paid and the remainder is paid by way of fixed instalments=
Accrued Expenses delaying payment of bills and using the money to pay a more urgent expense=
Term Loans a medium term loan from a bank repaid in monthly instalments over a number of years=
Leasing renting an item, such as a vehicle or a piece of equipment, for a number of years=
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