Grant: |
What did I tell you, Peter! After all that … … … I've got … … . The Bank Manager wasn't going to risk … … … . Well, we're saved. Wentworth can't get … … … to mine or … … . Aren't you pleased?
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Peter:
| Of course I'm pleased ... but, you know, … … … Mr. Brewer was not at all … … of … … . |
Grant: |
How do you know?
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Peter:
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I went to see him … … … . He told me he was … … … what he called … … .
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Grant: | What did you say? |
Peter:
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Oh, I talked a bit about … … … banks play … … … to expand. How … … … depended a great deal … … … and business sense - you know the sort of thing.
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Grant: |
I don't see … … that would make.
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Peter:
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One of these days I'll give you … … … on how to deal … … … . It was one of … … … I learnt after … … … .
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1.
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share
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a.
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percentage charge for borrowing money
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2.
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interest
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b.
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a charge made (per cent per annum) on money lent
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3.
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building society
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c.
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the document stating the name of the company; if it is limited or not; the registered address; the amount of share capital and how this is divided into shares
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4.
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an overdraft
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d.
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amount of a cheque which is more than the money in the account on which it is drawn
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5.
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authorized capital
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e.
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one of equal parts into which a firm’s capital is divided
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6.
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Memorandum of Association
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f.
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further mortgage on a property which is already mortgaged
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7.
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short-term loan
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g.
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amount of capital in the form of shares which a company is allowed to issue, as stated in the memorandum of association
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8.
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the rate of interest
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h.
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payment made by a borrower for the use of money as a percentage of the capital borrowed
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9.
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second mortgage
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i.
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an organisation of contributors who save money, invest in it, in return for interest, so that capital can be loaned to those wishing to buy a house
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10.
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solicitor
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j.
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has to be repaid within a few weeks
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k.
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a lawyer who gives advice, and speaks on behalf of his clients in the lower courts
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l.
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what you buy if you invest money in a company
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m.
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money lent on the condition that it will be paid back before, or by, a certain date in the near future
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n.
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the acceptance of a loan with a property as a security which has already been mortgaged, but hasn’t been paid yet in full
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o.
| the amount of money which a company or person can withdraw from a bank account with the bank’s permission, and which is more than there is in the account |
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