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exchange | money is a medium of |
coins | money is made up of dollars and |
bartering system | before money this system of buying an selling was used |
portable | characteristic of money that means it is easy to carry around |
durable | characteristic of money that means it lasts for a long period of time |
divisible | characteristic of money that mean it can be broken down to certain units of currency |
uniformity | characteristic of money that means al $5 notes look the same / have same value |
acceptibility | characteristic of money that means it is seen as valid within the country |
buy items they need | Money allows people to do what |
list of things that humans need for survival | Shelter, Clothing, Water, Heat, Food |
list of things that humans want (not required for survival) | Smart watch, Flat screen tv, mulberry bag |
store value | Money can be saved over a period of time and it should not lose value. This is called |
dollars | Currency of Austalia |
AUD | Abbreviation for Australian dollars |
denominations | Term that describes the different categories of dollars eg $5, $10, $20 |
two hundred | If $2 = 1 pound. How many dollars would it cost to buy a pair of runners at 100 pounds |
australian coins | 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents plus one and two dollar are all what |
banks | an institution were you deposit money |
bendigo bank | name of a bank found in many rural towns in Australia |
safety | people deposit money into the bank as its a place of |
interest | people deposit money into their bank as it may gain |
loan | term that describes when you borrow money from a bank |
mortgage | the name given to the biggest loan you will borrow |
cards | banks make money by charging customers interest on money owed on Credit ? |
insurance | banks make money by selling products such as this |
savers | collective name for customers who put money into bank account on regular basis |
borrowers | collective name for customers who have loans with a bank |
administration | another fee charged by banks |
bank account | One of the first steps to take control of your money is to open a |
save | With a bank account you can spend, S...? or grow (invest) |