Your possible employer would ask if you have helped to save your company money to see if you will cost the company money in the long run. This is especially done for accounting positions.?æ
money. A company sells a portion of ownership in itself (stock) in exchange for capital.
It is when you use your own personal money to buy something for the company you work for, and the money they give you back for the money you paid is called reimbursement.
Get some money. Give it away and cross your fingers that you get it back.
The company are required to provide this information. If it is a larger company they usually send a booklet to all of the 401K employees which mentions where the money is going.
An investment is when you give something for the chance to get more. Many people invest money in stocks for example.
The primary goal of for profit companies it so make money
strategy means a specific way for doing something for example - if a company want to received his money back from his debtors than firstly company give them a letter , is they not give back money to company than company contact him at telephone and then meet him but after than company take legal action . It is strategy
The British company Give Me My Money is a legal claims company. The company handles legal cases where clients file claims saying a person or company legally owes them money for damages or other reasons. The company does not charge until they win the case.
A stock market is a place where it tells how much money a comPany has made and where people give money to a company in hope that the company will make money
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Company's / business's give you money to have them as your sponsor
it is to invest
To earn more money by investing in a company then they give you a share of money from their profit and it can sometimes be more or less.
I saved up $ 1OO.OO so now I am thrifty with my money so I don't waste it on shoes .
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money. A company sells a portion of ownership in itself (stock) in exchange for capital.
Yes, but they have to give you your money back.