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O level Commerce Topic 3: Consumer credit REVISION NOTES www.fetsystem.com

Use of credit In credit the buyer buys and uses the product but pays later for the product or service

Increased use of credit The use of credit has increased All businesses are ready to sell their products or services on credit The sales have increased due to credit The bad debts have also increased Bad debt is the money which is not recovered due to non-payment of buyer in case of credit sale

Advantages of credit to the buyer Can buy goods which are not affordable Increased standard of living Payment can be made in installments Convenient ( it is easy to use and carry credit card)

Disadvantages of credit to the buyer The seller will charge interest on credit Problem in making the payment Social problems Fake

Advantages of credit to the seller Increased sales Gain customer loyalty Out of date stock is usually sold on credit to get rid of it Seller charges interest and offers no discount on goods sold on credit

Disadvantages of credit to the seller Money is sometimes not recovered from the buyer (bad debts) Late payment Cash flow problem

Types of credit Hire purchase Extended credit Store cards Credit cards Informal credit

Hire purchase Ownership remains with seller until the last payment Payment is made in installments Interest is charged Examples of things bought on hire purchase: cars, televisions

Advantages of hire purchase

Disadvantages of hire purchase

Extended credit Extended credit given to customer Facility provided by the departmental stores The buyer buys and uses the product The buyer can resell the product as he/she is the owner of the product

Advantages of extended credit To seller Increased sales To buyer Use the product but pay later Can resell the product

Disadvantages of extended credit To seller Recovery of the money is a problem To buyer Buyer has to pay interest Buyer cannot return the product if he does deem it as fit

Store cards Plastic cards issued by departmental stores to the customers Credit limit is given The amount used on the card has to be paid off end of the month

Advantages of store cards To buyer Interest free purchase Extra services To seller Increased sales Customer loyalty

Disadvantages of store cards To buyer The customer tends to overspend as he/she does not have to pay now To seller Bad debts

Credit cards Plastic card owned by the credit card holder and issued by the banks Credit limit is given No interest charged if amount paid end of the month 3% of sales given to credit card compnay as commision Master card and Visa

Advantages of credit cards Convenient to use Easy obtain cash Increased standard of living It is used all over the world

Disadvantages of credit card Cards holders normally overspend Credit card frauds Disputes and social problems due to payment issues Use of credit cards in developing countries is limited

Informal credit