FIN 2000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Current Liability, Debt Ratio, Pension

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3 Jan 2018
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Introduction: where does all your money go, planning and budgeting requires control, evaluate financial health, develop a plan. Using a balance sheet: snapshot of your financial status at a particular time, assets own, debt or liabilities, not worth or equity. Assets: what you own: assets are your possessions even if you owe money on them, list assets using their fair market value, all values must be current, monetary assets-cash and liquid, retirement plan, tangible assets. Liabilities: liability is debt you owe, current liabilities must be paid off within the next year, long term liabilities, current bills. Net worth: assets minus liabilities, negative net worth- more liabilities than assets. Income and expenditure, net income statement: financial motion picture, cash basis- based on actual cash flow. Income or cash inflows: wages, salary, bonuses, tips, commissions, other sources: family income, government payments, investment income, subtract federal, state, social security taxes from earnings to calculate your take- home income.

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