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If you find yourself short of money and ask your boss to give you £10 now but take it out of your wages next month (which you haven't earned yet), then you would be borrowing against future earnings.
Similarly in any hire-purchase or mortgage agreement you are borrowing the money to purchase an item (eg. a car or a house), but will be paying that money back (with interest added) out of money you intend to earn in the future.
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What does jariatu mean?
jariatu mean a britght and shinig person ,with a good future
What does that word mean in the Iroquois language kentahten?
Future Land
What does mean in the poster?
The future decendents of the u.s.a as the preamble says "People"
What are electric Pokemon bad against?
If you mean Electric-types weaknesses, they are only weak against Ground-types.
What size wrench did Doc ask for in Back to the Future 2?
He asked for a 5/8 wrench. Doc of the future replied "Don't you mean 3/4?"
What does times earnings mean in stocks?
I'm not sure if I fully understand your question. If you mean that a stock is trading "at five times earnings" this means that the price of this stock is five times as high as reported or future earnings of the company. This ratio is calles Price-to-earnings ratio and is a measure for the valuation of a stock. The lower the P/E the cheaper is the stock. The valuation also depends on popularity of the stock, the company's earnings growth and the industry it operates in. I've already answered this question. Pleas see: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_price-earning_relationship&updated=1&waNoAnsSet=1
Who does buying a stock on margin mean?
buying stock for a fraction of its cost and borrowing against future profits
What does not enough revolving debt experience mean?
Credit cards are the most common revolving debt: you borrow against the credit, pay it off, and borrow against it again and whatever you don't pay off moves to the next month's balance. It means that you haven't haven't had your credit cards long enough, basically. It can also mean that there wasn't any major issue, but the credit score wizards had to give you something.
What does accumulated earnings mean?
The definition of accumulated earnings is the sum of the profits of a company after dividend payments since the inception of the company. Accumulated earnings are also called earned surplus, retained earnings, or retained capital.
What does EPS mean in finance?
Earnings Per Share
What do you mean by FY13E?
Financial Year 2013 Earnings
Can you put your earnings from Amazon dot com put on a debit card?
If you mean earnings from Affiliates, then I think no. Amazon.com sends you a check with the earnings from the previous month, if you surpass the $100 threshold.
What does it mean to borrow against an asset?
Borrowing against an asset means using the value of that asset as collateral to obtain a loan. This allows the borrower to access funds based on the asset's worth, with the understanding that if the loan is not repaid, the lender can take possession of the asset.
What is the price-earning?
If you mean the price-earnings ratio. It is the price per share of a common stock divided by the annual earnings of the stock.
What does ACE mean on a depreciation report?
Adjusted Current Earnings
How do you pronounce can i barrow in Japanese?
You mean 'borrow'. Can I borrow <thing here> would be: <thing here> wo karite ii desu ka?'.
Why managers prefer stable earnings trends?
People prefer predictability as a stable earning trend would mean that he or she could make future plans that have a good chance of happening according to plan. There is a sense of security in stability.
