BORROWING MONEY FROM THE BANK and FROM OTHER SOURCES

UNSCRAMBLE THE WORDS IN BRACKETS AND COMPLETE THE GAP WITH THE CORRECT WORD. SOMETIMES, THE FIRST LETTER IS GIVEN NEXT TO THE GAP BUT YOU HAVE TO WRITE THE WHOLE WORD.

1. So, I hear you're getting a house of your own, are you? -  Yes, I've found a really nice house, saved up enough for a deposit and arranged a (MEGGTAOR) m. 

2. I hear you're thinking of starting your own business. How are you going to get the money? - No problem. I've already applied to the bank for a (OANL) . 

3. A bank will want some (CEIUYRTS) s in case the loan is not repaid, and sometimes the person's house is offered as (OLLRLACEAT) c.

4. I'm sure the bank would lend you the money if you really need it. - No, I don't want to do that. I already owe my father $300. I really don't want to get further into (TEBD) .

5. If you are prepared to take more risk, you'll get higher (RIETNSTE) i on your investment.

6. You're working long hours at the moment. Are you saving up for something? - No, nothing exciting. I'm trying to pay off the (TEDFORAV) o on my HSBC account.

7. Interest rates are very low. Why don't you (WORBOR)   the money from the bank?

8. Potential sources of finance for a new business include self-funding or (TORSNPTAGPBIO) b, backers such as friends and family members, a bank loan, and a (ERUTVEN) v capital firm. This firm will offer (NUSFD) and take on the risk of the business failing, but in exchange will want a large number of s(SSEAHR) . They aim to sell these later, when the business goes (PCBULI) . 

9. A (NTGRA) is money provided by a government or organisation for a special purpose and it doesn't need to be repaid. 

10. The finance a company raises from issuing shares rather than taking out loans is known as (TQUYIE) e capital or finance. 

11. If sales don't improve and you can't pay your debts, you have to declare (PNKATBYRUC) b within a year. 

12. Our office furniture, buildings and machinery are our fixed (ASETSS) .

13. When it comes to applying for a personal loan, mortgage, or new credit (CRDA) , lenders will review your personal credit score or rating to determine whether they will extend you credit and how much.