This document defines various financial terms related to financing, investing, accounting, and business operations. It provides definitions for terms like corporate bonds, dividends, credit score, mortgage, interest rate, stock market, portfolio, expenses, income statement, accounts receivable, inventory, and assets. The document aims to explain common financial concepts and terminology.
This document defines various financial terms related to financing, investing, accounting, and business operations. It provides definitions for terms like corporate bonds, dividends, credit score, mortgage, interest rate, stock market, portfolio, expenses, income statement, accounts receivable, inventory, and assets. The document aims to explain common financial concepts and terminology.
This document defines various financial terms related to financing, investing, accounting, and business operations. It provides definitions for terms like corporate bonds, dividends, credit score, mortgage, interest rate, stock market, portfolio, expenses, income statement, accounts receivable, inventory, and assets. The document aims to explain common financial concepts and terminology.
This document defines various financial terms related to financing, investing, accounting, and business operations. It provides definitions for terms like corporate bonds, dividends, credit score, mortgage, interest rate, stock market, portfolio, expenses, income statement, accounts receivable, inventory, and assets. The document aims to explain common financial concepts and terminology.
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A loan: The money you borrow issued by a company Debt: When you owe money Dividends: the return paid on a stock Credit worthiness - credit history Rate of Return: the % of pro t Credit score: rating w/ a credit rating Return on Investment: (ROÍ) How much agency you will make on a certain investment. Credit history: record of your use of Equity: capital in an investment
credit Student Loans: money you borrow to go
Credit reporting agency: Credit bureau to college Mortgage: the loan on a house Financial aid: money given to you to go APR Annual percentage rate: interest to college rate paid on a loan Debt forgiveness: when you are not Interest rate: The excess paid for getting required to pay a speci c debt the loan Accounting: the process of managing Risk: the danger of something the money and assets of an organization. happening Balance Sheet: nancial document that Stock Market: marketplace where shows the relationships between the people and institutions buy and sell assets and liabilities securities. Income Statement: nancial document Diversi cation: to distribute your wealth that shows the relationship between the into di erent instruments to divide the income and expenses of an organization. risk Statement of Cash ow: Financial Portfolio: the name given to your document that shows all expenses collection of assets Deductions: items you can write o on Trend: something that is popular at the your taxes moment like crypto or a certain stock. Expenses: things you need to pay in Invest: to allocate capital into something order to operate your business with expectations of generating a return Overhead: the total cost of operating Investor: the person who is buying your business. (Rent payroll, light etc..) assets to generate gains Fix costs: expenses that don’t vary Shareholder: the owner of a stock month to month . For example rent. Stockholder: the owner of a stock Variable costs: expenses that vary from Equities: stocks month to month Securities: nancial instruments for Accounts payable: money you need to investments. Stocks bonds ETF etc.. pay. Light, internet Shares: ownership in a company Accounts receivable: money need to Stocks: ownership in a company collect from customers. Earnings: money made Commodities: co ee iron, wood Income: money made Government Bonds: certi cates of debt issued by the government Revenue: money made fi ff fi fi fi ff fl fi fi fi fi fi ff Inventory: products you have in Gross Pro t: money after existence future sales. expenses.before tax Assets: things you won that make you Net pro t: money after expenses and money. Eg. a rental property after tax Liabilities: debt you have fi fi