Financial Preparation for Entrepreneurial Venture Flashcards

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  • Used for safekeeping personal cash and earn (minimal) interest
  • Instrument for banks to acquire business capital and/or for further investment
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Bank accounts

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4 common types of bank accounts

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  • savings account
  • checking or current account
  • time deposit
  • hybrid account (combination of the three) aka premium accounts
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Bank accounts

________ are eligible for personal loans, car loans, housing loans, mortgage, etc.

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Premium depositors

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Other term for bank accounts

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Certificates of deposits

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5
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What does mantaining balance mean in deposits

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What should be left in your savings

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What will happen if the money you have in your account is below the minimum deposit/maintaining balance?

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You will be penalized

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7
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Annual interest means what

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You have to maintain an account for a year before getting any benefits

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8
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does checking account have any interest?

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No

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9
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In ________, interest depends on time and holding period

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time deposit

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What is a post-dated cheque?

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Cheque wherein the date is written later

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What is the expiration of a cheque?

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It’s only good for 6 months

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Money in cheque should be _____________

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less than the money in in the checking account

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13
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What happens if the ammount of money in the cheque is supposedly more than 300K?

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Estafa (criminal offense)

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According to our law, how much are the tax for the different types of bank accounts?

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20%

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In this type of bank account, you cannot use the money you deposited for the chosen holding period

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Time deposit

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  • All-in-one savings, current, and time deposit. (Commonly offered by international banks. Seldom, by local banks.)
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Bank accounts (money market accounts)

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17
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Minimum deposit amount (or ADB) for money market accounts

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P100,000

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Bank accounts

  • Minimum deposit amounts differ per currency
  • Interest is tiered and depends on currency
  • Cash access thru: OTC-passbook, chequebook, ATM, online.
  • Subject to withholding tax.
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Foreign currency accounts

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Securities investment

Represent shares of ownership (equity) of a (publicly traded) corporation — thus, stockholders become partial owners of the company

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stock

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Securities saving

when a corporation goes public, i.e. starts selling stocks

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IPO (Initial Public Offering)

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securities investment

2 types of stock shares

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  • common stock
  • preferred stock
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2 types of stock shares

high risk, high return depending on the stock market fluctuations

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2 types of stock shares

usually fixed returns, thus, low risk and low return

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preferred stock

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securities investment

purchase and selling price of stocks

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# securities investment number of shares of stock
stock volume
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# securities investment currency value of shares of stock
stock value
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# securities investment earnings of the company shared to stock holders
dividends
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# Price to earnings ratio in stocks * could mean overvalued, bought a lot, or good earnings
high
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# Price to earnings ratio in stocks stocks are not popular or earnings could be low
low
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# Price to earnings ratio in stocks usually no earnings and not displayed
negative
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# Stocks: dividend yield earnings are high and/or company pays high dividends
high
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# Stocks: dividend yield earnings are low or company pays low dividends
low
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# securities investment * Securities sold (issued) by corporations, financial institutions or the government to interested investors (bondholders). * When enterprises sell this to interested investors they are actually borrowing money from the bondholders.
bonds
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# Bonds: common features price of bond at initial purchase; amount to be returned upon maturity of the bond.
face value or par value
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# Bonds: common features interest paid once or several times a year until maturity
coupon
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# securities investment * Funds setup by investment companies or are investment companies themselves * Funds that invest on a strategic mix of stocks, bonds, and money market.
mutual funds
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# securities investment * Maintained by investment managers who are paid based on earnings of the fund — earnings are somehow guaranteed * Large amount of investment is (usually) required * NAVPS — net asset value per share
mutual funds
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# relevant terms Maximum loanable amount
credit limit
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# relevant terms total amnt due + interest
balance due
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# relevant terms withdrawing money from your credit limit
cash advance
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# Financial statement analysis each item in the income statement is found qas a % of the total assets
vertical analysis
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# Financial statement analysis trending or comparison of current vertical analysis with previous years'
comparative analysis
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# Financial statement analysis computation of growth rates (or %change of items in the I/S)
horizontal analysis
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# Financial ratios Is the firm making enough cash to pay its short-term obligations?
current ratio
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# Financial ratios Is the firm making enough cash to pay its shortterm obligations without having to rely on its inventories?
quick ratio
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# Financial ratios how fast or inventories moving (being sold)?
inventory turnover
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# Financial ratios how fast (or slow) are payments to the firm made?
Daily Sales Outstanding or Average Collection Period: DSO or ACP
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# Financial ratios How much of total assets translate to sales or revenues?
total assets turnover
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# Financial ratios how much of the firm's assets (including capital) are on credit or debt?
debt ratio
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# Financial ratios how much of total assets translate into profit
return on assets
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# Financial ratios return on stockholders' investments
return on stockholders' investments