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Consumers

Sale of goods, responsibilities etc.

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What are the responsibilities of online consumers and sellers {Use book}
What are the responsibilities of consumers and sellers {Use book}
What is the difference between a need and a want A need is something needed to survive e.g. Food/water. A want is something you would like to have but is not needed to survive e.g. Phone
Explain the difference between regular and irregular income Regular - A predictable amount of money received on a regular schedule e.g. salary, child benefit. Irregular - An unpredictable amount and frequency e.g. overtime, commissions.
What is expenditure and its 3 types Expenditure is the amount of money an individual spends. Fixed - Mortgage, Irregular - Bills, Discretionary - Holiday, gifts
What is impulse buying When you buy something that you didn't plan on buying
Name 3 consequences of overspending Going into debt, Dipping into savings, Not being able to buy discretionary items
Name 3 ways overspending can be avoided Shop around for deals, Bank overdrafts, Spend less on discretionary
What are the 3 R's of redress Repair - Replace - Refund
Name the 4 point of the Sale of Good and supply of services act 1980 Goods must: be of merchantable quality, fit for purpose, be as described, match sample
What is the difference between a guarantee and warrantee A guarantee is a promise that the manufacturer will sort out any problems within a fixed period. A warrantee is an extended period on which a premium must be paid
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