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| budget | financial plan of income and expenditure |
| income | term that describes money coming into the household or business |
| expenditure | term that describes money leaving the household or business |
| profit | a term that describes when income > expenditure |
| loss | a term that describes when income < expenditure |
| loans and credit cards | types of credit |
| interest | term used to describe charge you pay on credit |
| gas, electricity, mortgage | list of household expenses |
| salary, benefits, dividends, money gifted to you | examples of income coming into the house |
| holiday, house, wedding, car, education | reasons why we budget |
| disposable income | salary - expenses = |
| cut back in luxury items | one way to save money |
| bank or savings account | where to place our money |
| this account earns higher rates of interest | why place money in a savings account |
| take control of finances, reduces stress, builds wealth | purpose of budgeting |
| savings | basic budget should include income, expenses and ? |
| envelope system | example of a basic budgeting method |
| your budget, who to buy from, road worthiness of car | tips to consider when buying a car |
| loan repayments | what do you call the money you pay back on a loan |
| loan repayments are spread over more months | why are loan repayments over a 5 year period less than loan repayments over a 3 year period |
| pay more over a longer period of time | disadvantage of loan repayments over a longer period of time |
