Why is it so hard for me to get some money to pay of my bill, i get a chack once amonth and i still have bill to paid because i don't have a job and i am own disability now can you help me without any hassle.
Money has many different slang terms attached to it. You can call money moolah, buck, bill, green, dough, cheese, cheddar, etc.. for American slang.
Why: a. To save money for your future b. To earn more money using the your hard earned money How: a. You can invest in bank deposits b. In the stock market as stocks, mutual funds etc c. In gold and other precious metals d. Etc.
Reasons: * Easier * Safer * You need not carry cash * You need not waste time counting the money * You need not bother about safeguarding the cash in your wallet * You can keep track of who received the money from you * etc.
Because: a. You get an easier way to save money b. You get a Debit card that you can use for shopping instead of having to carry cash in your purse c. You earn an interest on the money you keep in your account d. You get a check book that you can use for paying for services like telephone bill, grocery bills etc.
Most work very hard for it, others inherit it. The rest just get lucky ie. lottery winners etc.
God does not need money but religions need money to maintain their churches, temples, synagogues, etc.
Borrow it, get a job, do chores, etc.
hard money and paper money are not really related. paper money loan is a cash loan, usually on some kind of collateral (your car title, your home, etc) hard money is for people who can't secure credit through normal "conventional lending" means. Like for large business investing etc. so they pay higher up-front fees and end up taking out a large sum at a higher interest rate. some kinds of hard money loans are bridge loans, land development loans, construction loans etc.
A bill used for raising revenue is called a revenue bill. This bill is used to propose methods used to raise money for certain purposes like tariffs, taxes, custom duties, etc.
Money has many different slang terms attached to it. You can call money moolah, buck, bill, green, dough, cheese, cheddar, etc.. for American slang.
a new law proposed to increase federal income taxes
A bill used for raising revenue is called a revenue bill. This bill is used to propose methods used to raise money for certain purposes like tariffs, taxes, custom duties, etc.
Why: a. To save money for your future b. To earn more money using the your hard earned money How: a. You can invest in bank deposits b. In the stock market as stocks, mutual funds etc c. In gold and other precious metals d. Etc.
The dictionary definition of a slave is as followed: (Slave, noun; a person entirely under the domination of some influence or person.) As far as I'm concerned, if you have no money it is very difficult to stay alive for if one has no money it is a very undesirable lifestyle. IF you need food to feed yourself and your family, what do you need? Money. If you need heat in your home to keep you and your loved ones warm, what does one need? Money. If one gets sick and needs to get healthy again what is needed? Money. You NEED money to MAKE money... gas to drive your car to the job that one is perpetually enslaved to. Electricity? Money. Water? Money. Etc etc etc. Of course there are exceptions to these examples but for the most part, if you want to live a decent life money is necessary.
That depends on what sort of bill you are asking about A $ bill. The bill of a bird etc. A governmental bill. A person called bill. A restaurant bill A bill of fayre etc.
You need bank accounts because: a. You get an easier way to save money b. You get a Debit card that you can use for shopping instead of having to carry cash in your purse c. You earn an interest on the money you keep in your account d. You get a check book that you can use for paying for services like telephone bill, grocery bills etc.
Reasons: * Easier * Safer * You need not carry cash * You need not waste time counting the money * You need not bother about safeguarding the cash in your wallet * You can keep track of who received the money from you * etc.