Money that is received in an account. The transaction is now over.

The total cost of borrowing. The interest charges, commitment fees, and other charges are included. Refer to cost of capital .

An organization that takes deposits and lends to a consumer or businesses.

Paying premiums by borrowing against the policies cash value.

Paying premiums with money from an outside loan.

The public wealth of a state or government, considered either statically(as the property or money which a state now owns) or dynamically, (as its income,revenue, or public resources.) Also the […]

The impact of an economic boost or bust. It creates a feedback loop .

Accounting that treats money to measure economic performance instead of a factor of production. The system monitors flow of money in an organization as assets, liabilities, revenues, and expenses.

The group that manages the FASB, handles member relations, financial reporting, and overseeing the AICPA.

A US selfregulatory advisory panel that is responsible for creating and promulgating accounting standards for certified public accountants via the Statements of Financial Accounting Standards, the core of US GENERALLY […]

Money that is easily accessible. It can be cash, loans, checks, and securities just to name a few.

Loans or other financial instruments that a third party grants. It can also be subsidies, tax allowances, cost sharing arrangements as well.

Factors that show the health of a company. It can be equity, capitalization ratios , capital requirements , and earnings per share.

The earning level before taxes that is earned. It isthe earnings for each share that is equal to zero. The higher the figure the more risk.

The amount borrowed that a firm has to keep running.

A city or district with many banks and commercial opportunites.

When conditions are finished or waived and the drawdown is possible for a contract.

Commiting to a big expense in the future. They are liabilites and are on a balance sheet even if its not yet happened. When it happens it will be a […]

When a faltering economy in one country makes other economies have problems as well. It happens to nieghboring regions. It is a big problem in a troubled economy for business […]

Managing to get a goal out of a financial activity. Statements, operating ratios , and other tools are used to do this. At times planning, evaluations, and coordination are needed […]

The conditions of a loan contract that lets management stay in limits of a firm’s operations.The borrowing firm promises to adhere to the limits put before them in order to […]

When the money supply cannot keep up with the demand for it. It means that money is no longer as liquid as it used to be. The effects banks because […]

A federal tax for firms that get funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Program. It recovers the cost of economy stabilization in a recession of 2009 to 2010 for the […]

A party that cannot create profit when it has many debts.

Economics that focus on time, opportunity cost , and other risks that are related to a financial decision. It looks at the decision under uncertain conditions.