Banking
What is credit?
Credit is the ability to borrow money, goods, or services now with the promise to pay for them at a later date.
Specific targets for managing your money, which are typically broken down into short-, mid-, and long-term objectives.
What are goals?
Do we accept late work?
NO!
Financial charges that governments at the local, state, and national levels impose on individuals and businesses.
What are taxes?
What is the difference between credit cards and debit cards?
A credit card runs on credit while a debit card is your own money
The total monetary expense of maintaining a certain standard of living in a particular location, covering essential goods and services such as housing, food, transportation, and healthcare.
What is cost of living?
Any money-making activity undertaken in addition to one's primary job, providing supplemental income, exploring passions, or developing new skills.
What is a side hustle?
What do we have every friday?
What is a project or exam?
Money that you owe a bank
What is debt?
The act of committing money or other assets into a financial scheme, property, or commercial venture with the expectation of generating a future profit or return.
What is investing?
Preferably, the only types of purchases that should be financed (with credit) are these.
What are large purchases (such as a house or car)?
A financial plan that estimates your expected income and allocates it to different expenses, savings, and investment goals over a specific period, such as a month or year.
What is a budget?
A comprehensive assessment of how much risk an individual is willing and able to take, primarily in the context of investments.
What is a personal risk profile?