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オーストラリア英語辞典

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  • ACCC

    noun

    豪州競争・消費者委員会

    The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, the national consumer protection and competition regulator.

    The ACCC warned shoppers about fake discount claims.ACCCは偽の値引き表示について買い物客に警告した。
  • AFCA

    noun

    オーストラリア金融苦情機関

    The Australian Financial Complaints Authority, a free service for disputes with banks, insurers and super funds.

    She took her insurance dispute to AFCA.彼女は保険の紛争をAFCAに持ち込んだ。
  • 25歳以上の学生手当

    A Centrelink payment for eligible full-time students aged 25 and over.

    He applied for Austudy when he went back to study.彼は学び直しを始めたときAustudyを申請した。
  • 銀行取引明細書

    A record from your bank showing money paid in and out of your account.

    The landlord asked for three months of bank statements.家主は3か月分の取引明細を求めた。
  • BPAY

    noun

    BPAY(請求書支払いシステム)

    A system for paying bills through online banking using a biller code and reference number.

    Pay the electricity bill with BPAY.電気代はBPAYで払って。
  • BSB

    noun

    BSB(銀行・支店番号)

    A six-digit number that identifies an Australian bank and branch, used with an account number for transfers.

    Enter the BSB and account number to receive your pay.給与を受け取るにはBSBと口座番号を入力して。
  • 後払い決済(BNPL)

    A service that lets you get goods now and pay in instalments, often without interest if paid on time.

    Late fees on buy now pay later plans can add up.後払い決済の延滞料はかさむことがある。
  • カード手数料

    An extra fee some businesses add when you pay by card.

    The taxi added a card surcharge to the fare.タクシーは運賃にカード手数料を上乗せした。
  • 気が変わった(返品)

    Returning an item simply because you no longer want it, which shops do not have to accept.

    Many stores don't give refunds for change of mind.多くの店は気が変わっただけでは返金しない。
  • 消費者保証

    Rights under Australian Consumer Law that products and services must meet, such as being safe and fit for purpose.

    A faulty fridge is covered by the consumer guarantee.故障した冷蔵庫は消費者保証の対象だ。
  • 信用スコア

    A number showing how reliable you are at repaying debts, used by lenders.

    Paying bills on time can improve your credit score.期日通りに支払うと信用スコアが上がることがある。
  • 口座振替、自動引き落とし

    An arrangement that lets a company take regular payments from your bank account.

    My gym fees are paid by direct debit every fortnight.ジムの会費は2週間ごとに口座振替で払っている。
  • 引き落とし不能手数料

    A fee charged when a payment fails because there is not enough money in the account.

    The direct debit failed and I was charged a dishonour fee.引き落としができず、手数料を取られた。
  • EFTPOS

    noun

    カード決済(EFTPOS端末)

    The system for paying by card in shops; also the card machine itself.

    The café only takes EFTPOS, not cash.そのカフェはカード払いだけで、現金は使えない。
  • 延長保証

    Extra warranty cover you can buy, which may overlap with your free consumer guarantee rights.

    Think carefully before paying for an extended warranty.延長保証にお金を払う前によく考えて。
  • 家族税給付(児童手当)

    A Centrelink payment that helps eligible families with the cost of raising children.

    They applied for Family Tax Benefit after the birth.彼らは出産後に家族税給付を申請した。
  • フリンジベネフィット税

    An Australian tax on certain non-cash employee benefits.

    The accountant explained fringe benefits tax.会計士がフリンジベネフィット税を説明した。
  • 保険の免責金額

    The amount you pay yourself when you make an insurance claim.

    The insurance excess on my policy is $800.私の保険の免責金額は800ドルだ。
  • lay-by

    noun

    分割取り置き購入

    Paying for an item in instalments while the shop holds it until it is fully paid.

    She put the pram on lay-by.彼女はベビーカーを分割取り置きにした。
  • ネガティブ・ギアリング(投資損失の損益通算)

    A situation where deductible investment costs exceed investment income, potentially affecting tax outcomes.

    Negative gearing is often discussed in property investing.ネガティブ・ギアリングは不動産投資でよく話題になる。
  • 当座貸越

    An arrangement that lets you spend more money than you have in your account, usually with fees.

    Check the fees before using an overdraft.当座貸越を使う前に手数料を確認して。
  • 育児手当

    A Centrelink income support payment for the main carer of a young child.

    She received Parenting Payment while caring for her toddler.彼女は幼い子の世話をする間、育児手当を受け取った。
  • PayID

    noun

    PayID(電話番号などで送金できるID)

    A simple identifier such as a phone number or email linked to a bank account so people can pay you quickly.

    You can pay me by PayID using my mobile number.私の携帯番号でPayID送金できるよ。
  • 価格合わせ

    When a store agrees to sell an item for the same price as a competitor.

    Ask whether the shop does a price match.その店が価格合わせをしてくれるか聞いて。
  • 製品リコール

    When a business asks customers to return an unsafe product.

    Check the product recall list for baby products.ベビー用品のリコール一覧を確認して。