Cash Flow Analysis Flashcards

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Concept

are compliations of personal financial data that describe an individual’s or family’s current financial condition

A

financial statements

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Concept

describes an individual’s or family’s financial condition on a specified date by showing assets, liabilities, and net worth

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balance sheet

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Concept

  • lists and summarizes income and expense transactions that have taken place over speicific period of time
A

cash-flow statement
* also called income and expense statement

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Concept

What you are worth after subtracting liabilities from assets

A

net worth

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5
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Concept

everything you own that has monetary value

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assets

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Concept

are your debts, the amounts you owe to others

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liabilities

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Concept

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

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monetary assets
* also known as liquid assets or cash equivalents

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Concept

  • include tangible and intangible items that have a relatively long life and high cost
  • acquired for the monetary benefits they provide
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investment assets

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9
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strategies

to increase your net worth

A
  • increase assets
  • decrease liabilities
  • cut back on spending
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10
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sections

cash-flow statement

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  • income—total income received
  • expenses—total expenditures made
  • surplus—net gain or net income
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Concept

the only transaction srecorded are those involving actual cash received or cash that was spent

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cash basis

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Concept

are usually paid in the same amount during each time period, and they are typically inflexible and often contractual

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fixed expenses

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Concept

are expenditures over which an individual has considerable control

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variable expenses

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14
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Concept

monetary assets divided by monthly expenses

A

liquidity ratio

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15
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Concept

total assets divided by total debt

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asset-to-debt ratio

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16
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Concept

annual debt repayments divided by income x 100

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debt-to-income ratio

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Concept

are documents that evidence financial transactions, such as bills, receipts, credit card receipts and statements, bank records, tax returns

A

financial records

18
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Concept

is a requrest for an extension of credit, either orally or in written form

A

Credit application

19
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Purpose

credit application

A

it demands information that sheds light on your ability and willingness to repay debts

20
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Concept

a credit offer in which a bank aims at certain consumers based on their borrowing histories

A

prescreened

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Concept

  • an alternative to prescreened, which is an offer sent without any prior screening
A

invitation-to-apply

22
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Concept

it is a conditional offer of credit from a credit card issuer based on a pre-qualification of the individual’s credit

A

pre-approved

23
Q

Concept

lenders may offer the lowest interest rates to applicants with the highest credit scores

A

tiered pricing

24
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Law

prohibits credit discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, etc

A

Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA)

25
Q

Factors used in

the FICO score

A
  1. payment history
  2. amounts owed
  3. length of credit history
  4. taking on more debt
  5. types of credit used
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Concept

This is a business practice in which a customer agrees to have goods or services to be provided automatically, and the customer must either pay for the service or specifically decline it in advance of billing

A

negative option

27
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Most of the information in your credit report must be removed after this length of time

A

7 years

28
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Concept

indicates if there are enough cash assets to meet the debt obligations. A high ratio is desired.

A

asset-to-debt ratio

29
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Concept

drawn on the account of the financial institution itself and, thus, backed by the institution’s finances

A

cashier’s check

30
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Concept

is a checking instrument bought for a particular amount witha fee assessed based on the amount of the order

A

money order

31
Q

List

reasons why interest rates change

A
  1. monetary policy changes
  2. Federal government borrowing
  3. businesses borrowing
  4. loan rates rise or fall
32
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Concept

When income begins to exceed expenses on a regular basis, it is wise from a monetary asset management point of view to do what

A

move the excess funds into an account that pays more interest

33
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Concept

  • is any of avariet of interest-earning accounts that pays slightly higher interest rates
  • they offer check writing privileges
A

money market account

34
Q

complete the statement

A common cause of tension in personal relationships is …

A

conflict over money

35
Q

Strategies for

increasing your children’s ease in handling money

A
  1. give them the opportunity to manage an allowance
  2. encourage them work
  3. set reasonable limits
  4. teach them to make good choices
  5. help them learn patience
36
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Strategies for

managing financial disagreements

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  • use positive “I” statements
  • be honest and talk regularly