Banking and actions
To move money from your savings account to your checking account.
Transfer
You receive this piece of paper at a restaurant after you pay the bill.
Receipt
A single "piece" of a company that you can buy on the market.
A person who owns at least one share in a company.
The money a company earns after paying all its expenses.
profit
When you take $50 out of an ATM, you are making this.
A withdrawal/to withdraw
A formal document sent to a customer asking them to pay for services.
Invoice
A person who owns at least one share in a company.
shareholder
If a company spends more than it earns, it is operating at a ______.
loss
If you spend $1,200 but your budget was only $1,000, you did this.
overspend
Rent, electricity, and insurance are examples of this type of "running cost."
Overhead
This term describes a market that is very unstable and changes quickly.
volatility
Money that is owed to a bank or another person.
debt
To give money to a friend with the expectation they will pay you back.
lend
A formal, careful check of all a company's financial records to ensure they are correct.
audit
The general direction (up or down) that the market is moving.
trend
The three-month period used to report financial results.
quarter
You must do this to a loan, usually with interest added.
repay
A prediction of how much money the company will make next year.
forecast
The total collection of all your different stocks and investments.
Portfolio
To put money into a project or stock hoping to make a profit later.
to invest