Unit 6.Money and business
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People can spend, save, and invest money in different ways. They can spend money using cash, credit cards, or debit cards. They can save money in savings accounts, money boxes, shares, or bonds. People also invest money by buying shares in companies or bonds from governments and companies. A budget helps people and businesses plan how to allocate their money for expenses.
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People can spend money using cash, credit cards, or debit cards. Cash involves coins and banknotes, credit cards allow borrowing from banks with interest, and debit cards directly withdraw from bank accounts. People also save money through saving accounts that earn interest, money boxes, shares in businesses, and bonds that provide interest from governments or companies. Money can be spent on consumer products that are high-order and infrequently purchased like cars or low-order essentials like food, as well as services like utilities, restaurants, and entertainment. People develop budgets to plan spending on necessities and costs for households or businesses.
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- 3. Ways of saving money SAVING ACCOUNTS People put money into the account, and the bank pays interest on it. MONEY BOX A money box is a box or container where people save money. You can put money into a money box whenever you want. People save money for different reasons. For example, to buy a house or for a holiday.
- 4. SHARES You invest money in a business and buy a part of the company. You receive some money if the business does well. Ways of investing money Some people invest money. When you invest, you buy something with the objective of making more money. BONDS If you buy bonds, you lend money to the government or a company and they pay you interest.
- 5. We spend money on consumer products and services. CONSUMER PRODUCTS SERVICES HIGH ORDER PRODUCTS -They have a high price (cars, houses, fridges, computers…) -We don`t buy them regularly. LOW ORDER PRODUCTS -They have a lower price (food, drinks, medicines…) -We buy them regularly. Gas, electricity and water are services. We receive bills that we have to pay. Bars, cinemas, restaurants… are other services.
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