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Chapter 7:

Chapter 7: Borrowing

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Borrowing getting a sum of money from a financial institution which must be paid back with interest by an agreed time in the future.
Loan a sum of money that is borrowed from a financial institution and then paid back in instalments with interest.
Short-term loan This loan lasts less than 1 year
Overdraft permission to withdraw more money from a current account than is in the account. A person can overdraw their current account up to an agreed limit.
Credit Cards give the holder the option to borrow funds to pay for goods and services up to a limit set by the bank.
Moneylenders allow people with a poor credit history to borrow. The interest is typically very high (at least 23%) and the loans are often given for a short period of time only.
Mid-term loan This loan lasts one to five years
Hire purchase allows a person to use a product while they are paying it off.
Leasing/renting/hiring repaid over more than five years
Mortgage a long-term loan for a house or other property. The loan plus interest is repaid in instalments over a long period of time.
Collateral something valuable that the borrower promises to give to the lender if they cannot repay the loan.
Guarantor a person (e.g. a parent or guardian) who has agreed to pay the loan if the borrower is unable to pay.
Cost of loan = amount repaid – amount borrowed
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) the annual rate charged on a loan. Interest is only charged on the amount left to be paid.
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