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    Persuasive Speech; Why You Invest For A Retirement Plan General Purpose: To Persuade Specific Purpose: By the end of my speech, my audience will be persuaded to invest for a retirement plan. Introduction Attention Getter: So how many of you have a piggy bank? If you did have one, then you already knows how it’s worked. Basically, You just saving your money in your piggy bank and by the time it full, then you open the piggy bank and get the money for personal uses. Thesis Statement: Today, I…

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    Prodigy Finance Case Study

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    When applicants are declined they tend to fall into one of two categories: 1) overleveraged, meaning that they have too much debt already in place or 2) Affordability, which means that a significant budget shortfall has been identified. In a very small number of cases a credit report indicates a poor repayment history in which case we investigate further. Our repayments are…

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    Noise Trader Essay

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    2. Noise trader risk Noise trader risk refers to the risk that the mispricing worsens in the short run because there is possibility that pessimistic traders become even more pessimistic about the future. Once a position is taken, noise traders may drive prices farther from fundamental value, and the arbitrageur may be forced to invest additional capital, which may not be available, forcing an early liquidation of the position. 3. Information gap and financing issues Generally, the arbitrageurs…

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    AUSTERITY IN IRELAND COMPARED WITH OTHER ECONOMIES Unfortunately the Greek economy was a house of cards held together by government spending. The Greek government has kept borrowing more and more money even after the current crisis started. The past few years have proved that the Greek Government does not have the right people for managing its economy. The Greek people are also not helping much, as they do not seem to have understood the seriousness of their economic situation. Opposing the…

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    financial statement that describes total asset and liabilities of a company during particular period of time. Financial Ratios • Valuation ratio : It is the ratio which measures the value of company • Leverage ratio: It is the ratio which evaluate debt and fixed expense of company • Liquidity ratio: It is the ratio which evaluate the company’s access to cash • Profitability ratio: It is the ratio which measures…

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    stock share increases as the debt-to-equity rises, meaning that an investor would require a premium as a compensation to the risk stemming from the higher leverage (Proposition 2). It is important to note that Modigliani and Miller assume several restrictions for their…

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    Crisis”, excessive leverage ratio was one of the major indicators of the crisis, the crisis started in Thailand as the government depegged its currency from the U.S. dollar, which resulted the collapse of the Thai currency due to the excess of foreign debts that were not be…

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    Federal Student Loans

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    The U.S. student loan debt is a surging issue for young Americans. Striving for a post-secondary education will offer better job opportunities, although the financial responsibility of paying for the degree can weigh heavily on individuals with little to no income. Aid is provided to benefit students who need financial support via grants, scholarships, and loans. Focusing on loans, a student is offered government institutional loans based off of Expected Family Contribution (EFC). Every year…

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    The Growing Problem of Student Debt A question that always seems to come up at the dinner table when a senior is finishing their last year of high school is that of, “what college are you going to choose and how are you going to pay for it?” Although both questions are kind of hard to answer on the spot, one is more difficult than the other. Most high school students struggle to come up with the finances to pay for college. The sad part is that everyone needs an education to have any sort of…

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    obligations as they fall due."(WestJet, 2015). With reference to Appendix 1 and 2, and investigating the relationship between the airline 's current assets and liabilities, over the past few years, WestJet has displayed the ability to pay its current debts using assets that can be easily converted to cash in the near term. WestJet has been able to maintain a ratio that is higher than 1.0 and higher than the industry average, which suggests that 's they well equipped to meet current financial…

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