[Unit 4] Managing your finances Flashcards
Renting it out brings a steady income, much better than l_ cash _ _ _ _, shrinking with every wave of inflation.
= позволять деньгам лежать в банке
Renting it out brings a steady income, much better than letting cash sit in a bank, shrinking with every wave of inflation.
Now, I sit down, make a budget, and really think about my purchases. It’s all about having that _ _ _.
= финансовая подушка безопасности
Now, I sit down, make a budget, and really think about my purchases. It’s all about having that financial safety net.
/faɪˈnænʃl̩ ˈseɪfti net/
I bought a flat, you see, and that’s my plan for the future. R_ it _ brings a steady income.
= сдача её в аренду
I bought a flat, you see, and that’s my plan for the future. Renting it out brings a steady income.
After getting my first job, I thought my financial worries were over, but I quickly learned that _ _ _ (= стабильный доход) is no longer a guarantee of financial security.
After getting my first job, I thought my financial worries were over, but I quickly learned that a steady income is no longer a guarantee of financial security.
Renting it out brings a steady income, much better than letting cash sit in a bank, _ (= сокращаясь) with every wave of inflation.
Renting it out brings a steady income, much better than letting cash sit in a bank, shrinking with every wave of inflation.
I used to rely on credit cards _ u_ _, but I’m no longer comfortable with that approach.
= в случае непредвиденных расходов
I used to rely on credit cards for unexpected expenses, but I’m no longer comfortable with that approach.
After getting my first job, I thought my _ w_ were over.
= я думала, мои финансовые проблемы закончились
After getting my first job, I thought my financial worries were over.
/faɪˈnænʃl̩ ˈwʌriz/
Now, I set aside some money each month j_ _ _ (= на всякий случай).
Now, I set aside some money each month just in case.
I’ve been r_ my f_ lately, and I realized that going out to eat every other night is no longer sustainable.
= пересматриваю свой буджет
I’ve been reviewing my finances lately, and I realized that going out to eat every other night is no longer sustainable.
/rɪˈvjuːɪŋ/ /ˈfaɪnænsɪz/
Well, I’m _ _ that impulsive buyer.
= больше не
Well, I’m no longer that impulsive buyer.
Now, I sit down, make a budget, and really think about my _ (= покупки).
Now, I sit down, make a budget, and really think about my purchases.
/ˈpɜːtʃəsɪz/
Now, I s_ _ (= откладываю) some money each month just in case.
Now, I set aside some money each month just in case.
Now I can actually p_ _ a po_ of my p_ _ a retirement fund.
= откладывать часть зарплаты
Now I can actually put away a portion of my paycheck into a retirement fund.
/ ə ˈpɔːʃn̩ə maɪ ˈpeɪˌtʃek/
put away = put aside
Sure, the market’s wild, but at least p_ (= real estate)’s something you can see and touch.
Sure, the market’s wild, but at least property’s something you can see and touch.
/ˈprɒpəti/
Remember how I used to _ _ gadgets the moment I got my salary?
= транжирить
Remember how I used to splurge on gadgets the moment I got my salary?
/ splɜːdʒ/