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FINANCIAL MATH.

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1 FINANCIAL MATH

2 JOB VS. CAREER HOURLY SALARY COMISSION OVERTIME PIECEOWORK
WHAT IS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A JOB AND CAREER? HOURLY SALARY COMISSION OVERTIME PIECEOWORK GROSS INCOME NET INCOME

3 CHECKING/SAVINGS ACCOUNT
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEM? WRITING CHECKS DEBIT CARD FEES ONLINE BANKING

4 CREDIT CARDS / LOANS SHOULD YOU HAVE A CREDIT CARD? WHAT IS THE CONNECTION BETWEEN A CREDIT CARD AND OBTAINING A LOAN?

5 CAR INSURANCE WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES IN: LIABILTY COVERAGE
COMPREHENSIVE COLLISION

6 EXPENSES RENT/MORTGAGE HOUSE HOLD BILLS ENTERTAINMENT COSTS
DRIVING A CAR

7 Making Business Decisions
WHAT IS INVOLVED IN OWNING A BUSINESS? HIRING EMPLOYEES PREPARING THEM FOR THE POSITION PURCHASING & INVENTORY MARKETING

8 Managing Business Finances
ACCOUNTING NEEDS MAINTAINING SPACE & BUSINESS NEEDS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

9 FINANCIAL MATH DESIGNED TO EXPLORE REAL LIFE SITUTIONS
FIRST HALF IS FROM A PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE SECOND HALF FROM A CORPORATE PERSPECRIVE

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