Insurance
Provides money to pay for
health care for illness, injury,
or, in some cases, preventive
care.
What is Health Insurance?
A tax both on corporate income and dividends.
What is double taxation?
the banks which provide finance for foreign trade.These banks accept deposits from the public.
What are Foreign Exchange Banks?
virtually anything goods services
What can a credit card pay for?
organize ideas and communicate messages
What is speaking skills?
Provides payment for extended
nursing care due to accidents,
illness, or old age.
What is Long-term Care?
A tax on commodities (non-necessities) when they are sold to their final consumer
What is a sales tax?
the banks that accept money in the form of deposits from the public and give loans and advances to its customers by charging interest.
convenient useful for emergencies often required to hold a reservation purchase expensive items possibility of receiving bonuses, such as frequent flyer miles and cash rebatesa credit card?
What are some advantages of using a credit card?
being able to use a computer and other current technology essential.
What is technology skills?
Provides payment to
beneficiaries (someone who
receives money if an insured
person dies).
What is Life Insurance?
a tax in which the tax rate increases as the taxable amount increases
What is a progressive tax?
provide long-term loans to the industries. Industries require long-term capital for buying machinery, construction of buildings, expansion of operations, etc.
What is an Industrial Bank?
paying interest if balance is kept on card additional fees may apply if card is not used properly tempting to overspend responsible for lost/stolen cards risk of identity theft
What are some disadvantages of using a credit card?
the ability to obtain information
What is information skills?
Provides payment to the
insured person if his or her
property is damaged or
destroyed by an accident
covered by the insurance
policy.
What is Property Insurance?
A charge for the movement of goods through a political border
What is a tariff?
Acts as controller, supervisor, and regulator of the activities of commercial banks and other financial institutions in the country.
What is a Central Bank?
double cycle billing high limit cards late payment fees
What should you watch out for when having a credit card?
the ability to listen when others talk
What is listening skills?
Provides payment to others if a
member of the insured
household accidentally causes
harm to other people or
property.
What is Liability?
The government's ability to raise taxes
What is fiscal capacity?
established by the government to promote agricultural credit in the country.
What is an Agricultural Bank?
lots of interest and make slow progress toward paying off what is owed on the credit card
When a card holder only pays the minimum balance every month what will they gain a lot of?
ideas thought in written forms
What is writing skills?