The document discusses various topics related to money, income, revenue, and spending. It defines currency as the money used in a country, such as euros or dollars, and describes how most money exists as bank deposits rather than physical cash. It then lists different types of income people may receive, such as salaries, wages, commissions, bonuses, fees, and pensions. Finally, it discusses regular outgoings like living expenses, bills, rent, mortgages, and taxes and defines a budget as a financial plan showing expected income versus expenses.
The document discusses various topics related to money, income, revenue, and spending. It defines currency as the money used in a country, such as euros or dollars, and describes how most money exists as bank deposits rather than physical cash. It then lists different types of income people may receive, such as salaries, wages, commissions, bonuses, fees, and pensions. Finally, it discusses regular outgoings like living expenses, bills, rent, mortgages, and taxes and defines a budget as a financial plan showing expected income versus expenses.
The document discusses various topics related to money, income, revenue, and spending. It defines currency as the money used in a country, such as euros or dollars, and describes how most money exists as bank deposits rather than physical cash. It then lists different types of income people may receive, such as salaries, wages, commissions, bonuses, fees, and pensions. Finally, it discusses regular outgoings like living expenses, bills, rent, mortgages, and taxes and defines a budget as a financial plan showing expected income versus expenses.
2 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish The money used in a country such as euros, dollars, CFA francs… is its currency. Money in notes (banknotes) and coins is called cash. Most money, however, consists of bank deposits: money that people and organizations have in bank accounts. Most of this is on paper_ existing in theory only_ only about ten percent of it exisits in the form of cash in the bank. Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga, 3 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish note or bank note: BrE Bill: AmE
Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga,
4 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga, 5 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish All the money a person receives or earns as payment is his or her income. This can include:
Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga,
6 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish • a salary: money paid monthly by an employer or wages: money paid by the day or the hour, usually received weekly.
• overtime: money received for
working extra hours
Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga,
7 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish • commission: money paid to salespeople and agents_ a certain percentage of the income the employee generates. • a bonus: extra money given for meeting a target or good financial results. Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga, 8 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish • fees: money to professional people such as lawyers and architects. • social security: money paid by the government to unemployed and sick people.
Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga,
9 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish • Family allowance: money given by a company or the government to an employee based on the number of children they have. • Uniform allowance: money given to an employer to buy and maintain their uniform. Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga, 10 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish • Seniority allowance: money given to an elder employer progressively after 3, 5, 8, 11 and 11 working years. • Danger money: money given to cover the hazard when an employer is sent on mission. Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga, 11 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish • pension: money paid by a company or the government to a retired person.
Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga,
12 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish Salaries and wages are often paid after deductions such as social security charges and pension contributions.
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13 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish Amounts of money that people have to spend regularly are outgoings. These often include:
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14 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish Living expenses: money spent on everyday nees such as food, clothes, public transportation… Bills: requests for payment of money owed for services such as electricity,water, gas, phone wireless connection Rent: the money paid for the use of a house or a flat Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga, 15 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish A mortgage: repayments of money borrowed to buy a house or flat. Health insurance: financial protection against medical expenses for sickness or accidental injuries Tax: money paid to finance government spending. Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga, 16 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish A financial plan, showing how much money a person or an organization expects to earn and spends is called a budget.
Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga,
17 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish Planned monthly budget for next month (xaf) Income Outgoings
Salary (after Rent
deductions) Commission Bills (average) Food and drinking
Clothes
Public transportation
Tax
Donation
Total Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga,Total
Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish 18 Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga, 19 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga, 20 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish I. Complete the sentencs with words from the box.
22 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish After I lost my job, I was living on …1… for three months. This was difficult, because the amount was much lower than the ……2…. I had before.
Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga,
23 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish I used to work as a salesperson, but I wasn’t very successful, so I didn’t …… 3.. much …4…. Our company went on bankruptcy because of the sanitary and financial crises.
Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga,
24 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish If the company makes 10 % more than last year, we’ll all get a …5…. at the end of the year. It’ll take me at least two decades to repay the ……6…. on my house. They told me that our ……7…. has been devaluated because of the inflation of prices. Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga, 25 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish My wages aren’t very good, so I do a lot of …8….. Nearly 40% of everything I earn goes to the government as …9….. The owner has just increased the …..10….. on our apartment by 15%. In the past, I used to have …11….. for risky missions. Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga, 26 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish They even gave me …..12….. to clean my overalls. I used to receive …13….. to care about my children. I received ……14…. as I am among the eldest workers in the company. When I retire, my ……15.. will be 60% of my final salary Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga, 27 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish II. Are the following statements true or false? Provide reasons for your answers.
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28 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish 1. Bank deposits are not classified as money. 2. People earning wages get paid more often than people earning a salary. 3. People working on commission always get paid the same amount. 4. When you stop working at the end of your career, you receive a person. 5. Most people pay a rent and a mortgage. Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga, Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish 29 Mr. Yann-Russel Mouanga, 30 Empowers#You#BusinessEnglish At home write down your monthly budget and email it at this email address: ymouanga.dgc@univpro-afrique.com
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