The document summarizes key differences between saving accounts and investment accounts, cash purchases and credit purchases, and defines various financial terms. Saving accounts have lower starting amounts and allow withdrawals anytime with modest interest rates, while investment accounts have higher starting amounts, restricted withdrawals, and higher potential returns. Cash purchases involve paying the full price up front without interest, while credit purchases are paid over time with interest charges. Finally, it matches financial terms like simple interest, credit, savings, investment, debit, and compound interest with their definitions.
The document summarizes key differences between saving accounts and investment accounts, cash purchases and credit purchases, and defines various financial terms. Saving accounts have lower starting amounts and allow withdrawals anytime with modest interest rates, while investment accounts have higher starting amounts, restricted withdrawals, and higher potential returns. Cash purchases involve paying the full price up front without interest, while credit purchases are paid over time with interest charges. Finally, it matches financial terms like simple interest, credit, savings, investment, debit, and compound interest with their definitions.
The document summarizes key differences between saving accounts and investment accounts, cash purchases and credit purchases, and defines various financial terms. Saving accounts have lower starting amounts and allow withdrawals anytime with modest interest rates, while investment accounts have higher starting amounts, restricted withdrawals, and higher potential returns. Cash purchases involve paying the full price up front without interest, while credit purchases are paid over time with interest charges. Finally, it matches financial terms like simple interest, credit, savings, investment, debit, and compound interest with their definitions.
CLASS: 5 SENA SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS UNIT 3: MONEY 1.1 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SAVING ACCOUNT AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNT
SAVING ACCOUNT INVESTMENT ACCOUNT
Money can be saved or deposit Withdrawal 1cannot be made
Withdrawal can be made at any time anytime because there is a maturity Starting saving amount is low date Entitled for interest Starting amount depends on the 1% to 2% interest rate per annum. versus types of investment Profit will be given as dividend or bonus Profit rate is usually above 2% per annum
1.2 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CASH AND CREDIT
PURCHASING VIA CASH PURCHASING VIA CREDIT
Not in debit In debt
No interest Interest is imposed Paying for the actual price versus Paying more than actual price Payment is made in full cash or debit Payment via credit card and card monthly instalment
1.3 MATCH THE WORD WITH THE MEANING – PAGE 109 TEXTBOOK
An amount of money received by anyone who saves
Simple Interest money in a bank within a certain period of time.
A convenience to postpone the payment of the items
Credit purchased or some money landed by the financial
The money kept or deposited and can be used when
Savings necessary.
The money used for a certain business that will give
Investment profit.
A loan needed to be paid by someone.
Debit
An interest received from the savings and interest