Business Finance Flashcards

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1
Q

The decision to establish an __________ ____ is an important first step to accomplishing your financial goals.

A

investment plan

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2
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common stocks and preferred stocks are two types of ______

A

stocks

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3
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is a certain amount of money that can be obtained quickly in case of immediate need.

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emergency fund

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4
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fluctuate due to competition and movements in market prices.

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Stock prices

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5
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is the ease with which an asset can be converted to cash without substantial loss in peso value.

A

Liquidity

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6
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generally receive interest payments every six months.

A

Bondholders

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7
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is any type of asset that is acquired by an investor with the intent to utilize it to generate income and eventually accumulate wealth.

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investment

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8
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view investment as a monetary asset, like a bond, a stock or any type of financial instrument which is purchased and in due time will be sold, hopefully at a higher price.

A

Finance professionals

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9
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It is the amount of money earned from investments.

A

Returns

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10
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Are companies or trust funds that pool money from various investors through a fund manager, who in turn, invests that collected money in stocks, bonds, or a combination of various investments.

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Managed Funds

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11
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This means that investors who don’t have enough money can have the opportunity to buy different types of investments through pooling of funds of other investors.

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Diversification

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12
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Someone who invest in the stock of a business.

A

Shareholder

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13
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The return that you would expect if you hold the bond for a year and is expressed in percentage.

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Yield

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14
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Earns minimal interest, easily withdrawable, least risky, insured with PDIC up to P500,000.

A

Investing in a Bank

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15
Q

two types of investing in a bank

A

savings account
time deposit

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16
Q

Like an IOU (I owe you) issued by a government or company with fixed interest rate-called coupon.

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Investments in Bonds

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17
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Like buying a small part of a company, earnings through dividends and capital gains as price increases.

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Investments in Shares and Stocks

18
Q

An investment company, which pools the money of various investors and invest that money in bonds, stocks or a combination of various investments.

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Managed Funds

19
Q

Can either be real property (real estate) or tangible personal property (gold, precious metals, artworks, etc.)

A

Investment in Property

20
Q
  • A chance of loss
  • In finance, it is the chance that the actual return would be different from expected.
A

Risks

21
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  • risk management technique
  • investor includes a wide variety of assets or investments
A

Diversification

22
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Types of Risks

A

Systematic Risk
Unsystematic Risk

23
Q

has effects that are wider in scope. It is impossible to avoid this risk

A

Systematic Risk

24
Q

affects only small assets

A

Unsystematic Risk

25
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Ways to Minimize Risks

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  1. Determination of tolerance to different kinds of risk
  2. Conducting due diligence
  3. Diversification of investment portfolio
  4. Monitoring of investments
  5. Taking advantage of government guaranteed investment products
26
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Two Factors

A

Net Worth
Risk Capital

27
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assets minus liabilities

A

Net Worth

28
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is money that, if lost on an investment, won’t impact the financial position and lifestyle.

A

Risk Capital

29
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involves managing all your resources to achieve your goals and objectives.

A

Money Management

30
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A term that covers managing your money as well as saving and investing.

A

Personal Finance

31
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Is the first step to creating wealth.

A

Organize Your Finances

32
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The best way to ensure that you either overcome debt or avoid it in the first place is to never spend more than you make.

A

Spend Less Than You Earn

33
Q

Take advantage of the time value of money.

A

Put Your Money to Work

34
Q

If you have to be in debt, stick to financing items that retain their value over time, like real estate and education

A

Limit Debt to Income-Producing Assets

35
Q

Understand why you are investing so that you will stick to your plan. Periodically gather research so you do not miss excellent investment opportunities.

A

Continuously Educate Yourself

36
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The key to understanding return on investments is that the more you risk, the better the return should be

A

Understand Risk

37
Q

Find creative ways to diversify your income. Everyone has a talent or special skill. “Turn your talents into a money-making opportunity”

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Diversification Is Not Just for Investments

38
Q

Make sure you are taking advantage of all the ways benefits can save you money by reducing taxes or out-of-pocket expenses.

A

Maximize Your Employment Benefits

39
Q

We all know that any money you make is going to be taxed. That is why it is important to consider the related tax implications for every investment.

A

Pay Attention to Taxes

40
Q

Despite of your best efforts, you’ll face unforeseen emergencies.

A

Plan for the Unexpected

41
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What are the 10 basic principles of financial management?

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  1. Organize Your Finances
  2. Spend Less Than You Earn
  3. Put Your Money to Work
  4. Limit Debt to Income-Producing Assets
  5. Continuously Educate Yourself
  6. Understand Risk
  7. Diversification Is Not Just for Investments
  8. Maximize Your Employment Benefits
  9. Pay Attention to Taxes
  10. Plan for the Unexpected