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A financial transaction involves some change in the status of the finances of two or more businesses or individual persons.
This transaction usually results in a decrease in the finances of the purchaser and an increase in the finances of the seller. This is a balanced transaction.

See Financial Administration Inter-institutional Financial Transactions (F18). Describing establishes policies and defines procedures to be used to account for interinstitutional financial transactions and/or when making payments for personal services involving an individual who holds a concurrent appointment at another UW institution.

Loan

A slightly more complicated transaction in which the lender gives a single large amount of money to the borrower now in return for many smaller repayments of the borrower to the lender over time, usually on a fixed schedule. The smaller delayed repayments usually add up to more than the first large amount. The difference in payments is called interest

Mortgage

A combination loan and purchase. A lender gives a large amount of money to a borrower for the specific purpose of purchasing a very expensive item (most often a house). As part of the transaction, the borrower usually agrees to give the item (or some other high value item) to the lender if the loan is not paid back on time

Account

Usually a bank is a business that is based almost entirely on financial transactions. In addition to acting as a lender for loans and mortgages, banks act as a borrower in a special type of loan called an account. The lender is known as a customer and gives unspecified amounts of money to the bank for unspecified amounts of time. The bank agrees to repay any amount in the account at any time and will pay small amounts of interest on the amount of money that the customer leaves in the account for a certain period of time. In addition, the bank guarantees that the money will not be stolen while it is in the account, and will reimburse the customer if it is. In return, the bank gets to use the money for other financial transactions as long as they hold it.