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Btec Business Level 3 Personal Finance Questions With Verified Answers [ Graded A+]

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BTEC BUSINESS LEVEL 3 PERSONAL FINANCE QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS [ GRADED A+] Unit of Account - ️️A monetary value that is placed on goods or services. In the UK, this is shown in pounds and pence. Means of Exchange - ️️The use of money to buy goods and services. Store of Value - ️️Money has a value, it can be stored and used in the future. It will keep the same value at a later date. Legal Tender - ️️Money is a legally recognised as a form of payment suitable for purchasing all goods and services. ©morren2025/2026.Year published 2026. Personal Attitudes - ️️An individual's attitude towards risk and reward, and how they balance borrowing, spending and saving. Life Stages - ️️The change in financial needs and priorities as a person enters different stages of their lifecycle (Childhood, adolescence, young adult, middle age, old age). Culture - ️️An individual's background, beliefs or religion that influences their attitude towards money. Life Events - ️️Are major events that can happen in a person's life e.g. buying a house, getting married, buying a car, going to university. External Influences - ️️Are events outside a person's control e.g. the state of the economy. Interest Rates - ️️The cost of borrowing money or the reward for saving it. Debt - ️️Money that a person owes and must repay. It can be to another person or an institution. ©morren2025/2026.Year published 2026.

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BTEC BUSINESS LEVEL 3 PERSONAL

FINANCE QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED

ANSWERS [ GRADED A+]




Unit of Account - ✔️✔️A monetary value that is placed on goods or services. In the UK,

this is shown in pounds and pence.




Means of Exchange - ✔️✔️The use of money to buy goods and services.




Store of Value - ✔️✔️Money has a value, it can be stored and used in the future. It will

keep the same value at a later date.




Legal Tender - ✔️✔️Money is a legally recognised as a form of payment suitable for

purchasing all goods and services.




©morren2025/2026.Year published 2026.

,Personal Attitudes - ✔️✔️An individual's attitude towards risk and reward, and how they

balance borrowing, spending and saving.




Life Stages - ✔️✔️The change in financial needs and priorities as a person enters different

stages of their lifecycle (Childhood, adolescence, young adult, middle age, old age).




Culture - ✔️✔️An individual's background, beliefs or religion that influences their attitude

towards money.




Life Events - ✔️✔️Are major events that can happen in a person's life e.g. buying a house,

getting married, buying a car, going to university.




External Influences - ✔️✔️Are events outside a person's control e.g. the state of the

economy.




Interest Rates - ✔️✔️The cost of borrowing money or the reward for saving it.




Debt - ✔️✔️Money that a person owes and must repay. It can be to another person or an

institution.




©morren2025/2026.Year published 2026.

, Legal Action - ✔️✔️Were a lawsuit has been bought against a person by either an

organisation or another individual.




Repossession - ✔️✔️The action of retaking possession of a good or service which a

person has failed to pay for in full e.g. failing to meet the repayment plan of a car on hire

purchase.




Solvent - ✔️✔️When an individual or firm are able to pay their debts.




Insolvent - ✔️✔️When an individual or firm are unable to pay their debts.




Credit Rating - ✔️✔️An estimate of an individual or firms ability to repay their debts. It is

used by firms to establish the level of risk involved in lending a person or firm money. A

low credit rating would indicate there is a high risk they might not be able to repay what

they owe, whereas a high credit rating demonstrates they are a low risk.




Bankruptcy - ✔️✔️Where an individual or business are unable to pay any of their debts.




Income - ✔️✔️Money that is earned and paid on a regular basis e.g. weekly or monthly.




©morren2025/2026.Year published 2026.

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