Creado por Jevgenija Zukova
hace más de 8 años
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Pregunta | Respuesta |
The greater the risk... | ...the greater the reward! :D |
The greater the reward... | ...the greater the risk. :/ |
What are the features of risk? | >Physical injury or death >Loss of or damage to possessions >A legal liability >A financial loss |
With what the risk is associated? | >Uncertainty - we don't know the future. >Probability - situation can higher the risk. >Chance - speculative risk. >Unachieved expectations - failed plans. |
Why a person would take a risk? | It's worth it! >A person receives their reward(assuming that probability of risk is low) >Higher risk must give higher return >An individual is risk tolerant/averse (depends on the probability of risk) |
How risky is current account? | Little-bit risky = as long as you are not overdrawn, you're safe(FSCS)! |
How risky are premium bonds? | SAFE! =100% backed by the government *but probability of wining cash is small x) |
How risky is saving account? | Little bit :/ If you don't put money into the account for few months, the interest is lost -_- And you lock up your money. (Too bad, you can't make rain out of it ) :c |
How risky are unit trusts? | Quite risky =value can go up and down(stock market movements) *however, the risk is spread over many different companies = possibility of good return |
How risky are shares? | VERY RISKY in newly quoted company. Quite risky in an established company. |
How the risk applies to interest rates? | 1. Interest rates varies. =people who own shares hopes that the price of shares will rice at the stock market. +dividends 2. If a person wants to have greater interest rate on their investment, they will take greater risk = saving for medium term. |
What's the trade off of risk/reward for a person, who is borrowing medium-long term? | Risk = may be unable to keep up with their repayments (inflation). Reward = will be able to buy a property or other product. |
Are people are just risk tolerant and averse? | No, they have different degrees of risk acceptance. e.g. high risk acceptance, average risk tolerance, risk averse, highly risk averse. |
How do you transfer the risk? | INSURANCE *some people may not take insurance for some things because they believe that they can deal with it without help. |
IMPACT OF RISK | 1. The amount of money involved 2. The effect on lifestyle 3. The timing of the event 4. The frequency of the event |
PROBABILITY OF RISK | Probability x Impact = Degree of risk It means how likely it is that it will happen. Impacts = external and internal factors |
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