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- Personal
Finance - Personal Finance refers to financial
planning relative to the individual. In general,
the term relates to analyzing an individual's
current financial status, budgeting, and planning
for the future.
- Deadline
- A Deadline is a specific date or due date
by a which time a project must be completed
or debt paid. The term also refers to a time
limit or specific length of time by the end
of which the project or debt must be finished.
Failure to meet a deadline usually results
in negative consequences.
- Self
Help - Self
Help, otherwise known as Self Improvement,
refers to the acts of an individual to improve
himself or herself without assistance from
anyone else. The term refers to any measure
used to improve mental, physical, financial
or spiritual conditions alone or by means
of books or other reference materials.
- Philanthropy
- Usually
refers to the act of generosity associated
with giving money, time, or effort to a charitable
cause or institution under the intention of
improving the well-being of humanity.
- Social
Responsibility - The
Term Social Responsibility refers to the idea
that companies and corporations should contribute
wealth or resources solely dedicated to the
improvement of society as a whole. The principal
of social responsibility dictates that these
entities should contribute at least a small
amount of resources to the general well being
of humanity.
- Global
Warming - Is
the increase in the Earth's overall average
temperature over recent decades and its projected
increase in coming years. In recent years,
this term has been used to describe the effect
of human activities on the Earth's atmosphere.
- Billionaire
- Refers to an individual whose net wealth
equals or exceeds one billion dollars or pounds.
If the individual has wealth in a currency
other than dollars or pounds, the value of
wealth is assessed according to general exchange
rates.
- Millionaire
- Is an individual whose net worth is equivalent
to or greater than one million dollars or
one million British pounds. Individuals who
quantify their worth in other currencies qualify
as millionaires based on the exchange rate
and their estimated value in dollars or pounds.
- Black
Monday 1987 - Is the Monday on October
19, 1987 when the Dow Jones Industrial Average
lost 22.6% and similar stock markets around
the world dropped enormous percentages.
- Bear
Market - Is a declining stock market,
in which consumer confidence and financial
expectations are on a decline and the market
continues to lose value.
- Bull
Market - Refers to the state of a market,
usually a stock market, or trading group (bonds,
commodities, etc.) where financial confidence
and expectations are high and the market itself
is rising in value.
- Mortgage
Loans - Is a loan used to purchase property,
often referred to as a mortgage or a home
loan.
- Low
Doc Loans - Are
mortgages that require much less documentation
or proof of income than a regular mortgage.
Low doc loans in Australia are similar in
nature to Subprime loans in the United States.
- Subprime
Lending - Is
a type of lending commonly used in the United
States of America by borrowers that would
not usually qualify for a regular loan.
- Subprime
Crisis - Is
a 2007 financial crisis that started in the
United States of America from the high number
of defaulting borrowers with subprime mortgages.
- Wall
Street Crash 1929 - Refers to the dates
in late October of 1929 during which the American
stock market crashed, causing widespread panic
through the population and ultimately solidifying
the beginning of The Great Depression.
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