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APR - What does it stand for

The Personal Life cycle

Bank 2 adv 2 Dis

Income

AER What does it stand for

Borrowing

- How is this different to a bank Building Society - How is this different to a bank

Savings

Mortgage - Lending for a?

Retirement

Benefits

Credit Card Adv Dis

Tax Credits Working Family

National Savings & Investments Adv Dis

Store Card Adv Dis

Budgeting

Tax Name 3 types?

Needs & Wants

- What is the above using the word consolidation Debt Management - What is the above using the word consolidation

Credit Union

Financial Planning - What does it mean

Economic problem

Ethical Banking - What does this mean?

Factors of production What are they?

Opportunity Cost - Define

Personal Loan Adv Dis

Stock Market - Explain how it works

Equilibrium

Factors affecting demand PASIFIC

What does it mean Adv? Dis ? ISA What does it mean Adv? Dis ?

Competition

Unit Trust What is this?

Overdraft Adv Dis

Premium Bond Adv Dis