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@@haj8652 litteraly, this is so true. i miss highschool becuase my teachers taught me stuff so well, in college, they have 8 different classes and teach you nothing, its so fustrating and here i am in my own time teaching myself stuff. i feel like i have no hope.
thankyou for this!! clear definitions that are relevant to exam boards the UK, easy to follow, you didn’t speak too fast and no annoying music!! best channel i’ve found for business revision, i’m definitely subscribing thanks again!
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My exam is in a couple of hours, your videos are insanely helpful! Thank you so much! The only bit of criticism I have is that you don't say which ones are for AS or A level. Or maybe you do and I'm just missing it.
Whether it is AS or A level might vary depending on the exam board you follow. It's best not to confuse people and hope that students can work out for themselves whether each video is on a topic they have studied or not
Hi sir, do you mind doing a video about the Human Resources theories such as Maslow, herzberg etc and also investment appraisal methods. Thank you so much for your videos. Definitely a subscriber 😊
If we don't get a full motivation theories video out before the exams then Herzberg is covered here: ruclips.net/video/hAykm_Xo-PQ/видео.html And Maslow is covered here: ruclips.net/video/MlnFotFIdZQ/видео.html As for investment appraisal - three videos are coming soon! Thanks for subscribing!
We've posted videos on Taylor and Mayo now. Links below. Maslow & Herzberg should be posted tomorrow. ruclips.net/video/wZ5qFnAJG9o/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Zfq5lKBaUsQ/видео.html
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A bank loan is where a Bank gives you a sum of ‘cash’ with a fixed interest rate (interest rate is where a business will ask you to pay back what you borrowed plus the amount of interest, so a bank can make profits). A business can go to any bank for a loan. A overdraft is where the bank that the business belongs to makes an agreement to be able to spend a certain amount more of cash then what they actually have. For example x business has 40,000 cash in the bank but they need to spend 50,000. The business would ask for an overdraft of 10,000. This would enable the business to spend 10,00 more than what’s in there bank account. Banks would usually do this with businesses that have good credit ( credit is how well a business is at paying back borrowed cash). And also if the business looks like it’s doing well. Hope this helps.
Business angels and venture capital firms fulfill a similar purpose, but on a different scale. A business angel is an individual (usually an already successful entrepreneur - think Dragons Den) that invest capital into a business (usually in return for a percentage of the ownership, though they may provide loans as an alternative to the bank). Because a business angel is just one individual, the businesses they invest in tend to be smaller. Business angles may provide advice, contacts and industry knowledge in addition to funding. A venture capital company is a business. They make money by purchasing a percentage of other companies (usually ones they think can grow rapidly) and then selling those shares once the business has expanded. Because a venture capital firm is a bigger organisation, they are able to invest much larger sums than a single business angel could.
It's a source of finance on the Edexcel A level syllabus. Rather than borrowing a sum of money from the bank and repaying it with interest, crowdfunding uses internet sites for entrepreneurs to 'pitch' a business idea and multiple people may then lend the business money if they think the idea is a good one. So rather than borrowing a large sum of money from one source, you borrow lots of small amounts from many different sources.
First of all, thank you so much for this amazing and helpful video. I have a question that I need an urgent an answer to, what's the difference between 'Bank Loans' and 'Overdraft'? Thanks again =)
A bank loan is where a bank provides a business with a sum of money that the business repays over an agreed time period with interest payments. An overdraft is a facility that businesses can apply for from their bank that allows them to spend more money than they have in their bank account, up to an agreed limit. You have to pay a monthly fee for using your overdraft facility. Bank loans are a good way of financing growth and expansion. Overdrafts are a good solution to liquidity problems (running out of cash).
They are flexible in the sense that they are there when the business needs them - keeping the business solvent during periods when they otherwise wouldn't have sufficient cash to honour their financial obligations. They are also flexible in the sense that, if a business doesn't use their overdraft during a month, there is no cost attached. This gives a business greater flexibility in their management of cash flow.
TakingTheBiz Ah I see, thanks for the reply, that makes a lot of sense. So in essence, overdrafts are flexible in the amounts that people can borrow within a certain limit (they can borrow part of a limit or all of it) and that accounts for the amount of interest too i’m guessing?
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Freddie Baker it’s because he gets straight to the point and gives clear examples.
Your teacher might have lots of distractions like students who interrupt. M.
@@rovercoupe7104 no it’s because teachers don’t teach you shit, they just teach you how to behave and try to fill the hour lesson with worksheet, the school system is fucked
@@haj8652 litteraly, this is so true. i miss highschool becuase my teachers taught me stuff so well, in college, they have 8 different classes and teach you nothing, its so fustrating and here i am in my own time teaching myself stuff. i feel like i have no hope.
thankyou for this!! clear definitions that are relevant to exam boards the UK, easy to follow, you didn’t speak too fast and no annoying music!! best channel i’ve found for business revision, i’m definitely subscribing thanks again!
Thank you for taking the time to leave such a positive comment. I'm glad you're finding the videos useful - I hope my future releases are beneficial too!
My gosh where were you.. Amazing. I got more point in my mind from this than from the book
Thanks so much for these videos! My business exam is tomorrow, these videos are really helpful in reviewing topics.
Good luck in your exam tomorrow - I hope all your revision pays off.
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Thank you for your really beneficial videos! Would love more videos on finance as this is where I struggle the most!
Thanks for your business videos! They're very helpful and you explain each topic clearly.
You're welcome - I hope they help when it comes to the exams. Thanks for leaving such a positive comment.
My exam is in a couple of hours, your videos are insanely helpful! Thank you so much! The only bit of criticism I have is that you don't say which ones are for AS or A level. Or maybe you do and I'm just missing it.
Whether it is AS or A level might vary depending on the exam board you follow. It's best not to confuse people and hope that students can work out for themselves whether each video is on a topic they have studied or not
Sorry, I didn't realise that. I guess I don't have any more criticism then aha. Your videos are extremely useful, keep doing what you do!
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You're welcome. I hope the exams go well for you!
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Congratulations - I hope the videos helped a little
What you get now
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Thanks so much for the videos!! Could you kindly do a video on accounting fundamentals which is comes in the CIE AS level syllabus? Thanks!
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Hi sir, do you mind doing a video about the Human Resources theories such as Maslow, herzberg etc and also investment appraisal methods. Thank you so much for your videos. Definitely a subscriber 😊
If we don't get a full motivation theories video out before the exams then Herzberg is covered here:
ruclips.net/video/hAykm_Xo-PQ/видео.html
And Maslow is covered here:
ruclips.net/video/MlnFotFIdZQ/видео.html
As for investment appraisal - three videos are coming soon!
Thanks for subscribing!
We've posted videos on Taylor and Mayo now. Links below. Maslow & Herzberg should be posted tomorrow.
ruclips.net/video/wZ5qFnAJG9o/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Zfq5lKBaUsQ/видео.html
Man thank you so much u made it so easy to understand i have been reading this boring book that makes it so complicated to understand and u made it so simple truely are the best
Thank you for making all these videos! They’re amazing for my revision as I learn audibly ^_^ Hero!
Thanks for taking the time to leave such a fantastic comment and thanks for watching - good luck with your exams!
TakingTheBiz No, thank you! I’m so glad you’ve made these resources, it really helps cement the information!
Thank you for this video, it’s very useful and helpful for my revision!
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Thanks
You teach me more than my teacher and we pay him $10,000 per year and he sleeps most of the time
Thanks for the pros and cons!!
This is quite helpful..l like the how you simplify your explanations. Keep doing this
Great video for my exam next week
Took my teacher 3 hours to teach me this, could have just watched this vid😩
Thank you sir ❤ your videos are really going to help me in my business Alevels paper, seriously you are doing a great work. Please upload videos on cashlow
thank you this helped me a lot in my revision for tomorrow
Hi, this playlist is called edexcel business but the caption says it is aqa, which one is it?
What is the difference between bank loan and overdraft
A bank loan is where a Bank gives you a sum of ‘cash’ with a fixed interest rate (interest rate is where a business will ask you to pay back what you borrowed plus the amount of interest, so a bank can make profits). A business can go to any bank for a loan.
A overdraft is where the bank that the business belongs to makes an agreement to be able to spend a certain amount more of cash then what they actually have. For example x business has 40,000 cash in the bank but they need to spend 50,000. The business would ask for an overdraft of 10,000. This would enable the business to spend 10,00 more than what’s in there bank account. Banks would usually do this with businesses that have good credit ( credit is how well a business is at paying back borrowed cash). And also if the business looks like it’s doing well. Hope this helps.
i take a-levels from japan to study in the uk and this is SUPER DUPER HELPFUL FOR REVISION!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
Thank you very much. I understand this so much better now.
He forgot to say 'Keep on taking the biz!' :(
My exam is in 3 days !!!
Its useful so thank you so muchhh
Hope you’ll make videos about sampling and profit
I hope the exam went well
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really great video!! thank you
is there one on video like this but for Edexcel ?
2020 lockdown and taking the biz
Could you do one on internal / external sources of finance
hello can you please also tell which of these sources are internal or external? thanks
how would you find venture capitalists, do you know?
Hi, I was wondering what the difference between a venture capitalist and a business angel?
sir explain the differences between the venture capital and share capital
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Very helpful videos
Can you make a video where you just explain the finance terms like liabilities and current assets?
can you make a video on crowdfunding and business incubators
Thanks for the interesting video😊
What is the difference between venture capital and business angel help pls
Business angels and venture capital firms fulfill a similar purpose, but on a different scale.
A business angel is an individual (usually an already successful entrepreneur - think Dragons Den) that invest capital into a business (usually in return for a percentage of the ownership, though they may provide loans as an alternative to the bank). Because a business angel is just one individual, the businesses they invest in tend to be smaller. Business angles may provide advice, contacts and industry knowledge in addition to funding.
A venture capital company is a business. They make money by purchasing a percentage of other companies (usually ones they think can grow rapidly) and then selling those shares once the business has expanded. Because a venture capital firm is a bigger organisation, they are able to invest much larger sums than a single business angel could.
@@TakingTheBiz Top man!
you just saved my igcse, cause i lost all my finance notes.
What is crowd funding?
It's a source of finance on the Edexcel A level syllabus. Rather than borrowing a sum of money from the bank and repaying it with interest, crowdfunding uses internet sites for entrepreneurs to 'pitch' a business idea and multiple people may then lend the business money if they think the idea is a good one. So rather than borrowing a large sum of money from one source, you borrow lots of small amounts from many different sources.
@@TakingTheBiz Thankyou so much
I wish you did economic videos
9:38 I call them Dragons
I don't think you're alone in that!
First of all, thank you so much for this amazing and helpful video. I have a question that I need an urgent an answer to, what's the difference between 'Bank Loans' and 'Overdraft'? Thanks again =)
A bank loan is where a bank provides a business with a sum of money that the business repays over an agreed time period with interest payments.
An overdraft is a facility that businesses can apply for from their bank that allows them to spend more money than they have in their bank account, up to an agreed limit. You have to pay a monthly fee for using your overdraft facility.
Bank loans are a good way of financing growth and expansion. Overdrafts are a good solution to liquidity problems (running out of cash).
Thank you so much, you just saved my grades.
Overdrafts are considered as ‘flexible’ - what does this actually mean?
They are flexible in the sense that they are there when the business needs them - keeping the business solvent during periods when they otherwise wouldn't have sufficient cash to honour their financial obligations. They are also flexible in the sense that, if a business doesn't use their overdraft during a month, there is no cost attached. This gives a business greater flexibility in their management of cash flow.
TakingTheBiz Ah I see, thanks for the reply, that makes a lot of sense. So in essence, overdrafts are flexible in the amounts that people can borrow within a certain limit (they can borrow part of a limit or all of it) and that accounts for the amount of interest too i’m guessing?
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Isn't Marty Byrde a business angel?
well explained in 1ominutes than reading 10pages
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Business Angels = Business Dragons in the UK lol
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u are really good but if u give real life example it would much easier to understand for any video u make
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