Cash Flow Analysis Flashcards
Concept
are compliations of personal financial data that describe an individual’s or family’s current financial condition
financial statements
Concept
describes an individual’s or family’s financial condition on a specified date by showing assets, liabilities, and net worth
balance sheet
Concept
- lists and summarizes income and expense transactions that have taken place over speicific period of time
cash-flow statement
* also called income and expense statement
Concept
What you are worth after subtracting liabilities from assets
net worth
Concept
everything you own that has monetary value
assets
Concept
are your debts, the amounts you owe to others
liabilities
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include cash and low-risk near-cash items that can be readily converted to cash with little or no loss in value such as checking and savings account
monetary assets
* also known as liquid assets or cash equivalents
Concept
- include tangible and intangible items that have a relatively long life and high cost
- acquired for the monetary benefits they provide
investment assets
strategies
to increase your net worth
- increase assets
- decrease liabilities
- cut back on spending
sections
cash-flow statement
- income—total income received
- expenses—total expenditures made
- surplus—net gain or net income
Concept
the only transaction srecorded are those involving actual cash received or cash that was spent
cash basis
Concept
are usually paid in the same amount during each time period, and they are typically inflexible and often contractual
fixed expenses
Concept
are expenditures over which an individual has considerable control
variable expenses
Concept
monetary assets divided by monthly expenses
liquidity ratio
Concept
total assets divided by total debt
asset-to-debt ratio