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Personal Finance is an option module for students studying Accounting and Finance. This document covers: savings, why it is important to have savings, risks associated with saving, reasons for saving, household savings ratio, who is better at saving, capital risk, tax risk, interest rate risk, inflation risk, compound interest, annual equivalent rate, tax implicaton, types of saving accounts, systematic approach to saving, other options for saving, deciding factors when looking for a savings account.

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Module: Personal Finance


Lecture 5 – Savings


Learning Objectives
 Why it is important to have savings
 Risks associated with saving
 The benefits of compound interest for savers
 The important of making sure that savings are tax effective
 Different types of saving accounts
 Tax havens when it comes to savings


Savings
Safe storage of funds for future use


Reasons for saving (1)
TRANSACTIONS motive:
 For the exchange of goods
 Need to provide funds for housing, retirement, holidays, taxes and other
expensive items


Reasons for saving (2)
PRECAUTIONARY motive:
 Emergency funds, in case the unexpected happens
 House maintenance
 Car repair
 ‘Saving for a rainy day’


Reasons for saving (3)
SPECULATIVE motive:
 To invest
 Holding money to earn profits on it
 To start a business




Household Savings Ratio

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