Glossary
Glossary
- Introduction
- Knowing Where You Stand
- Making Some Adjustments
- Where Will the Income Come From?
- Your Job Search: It's a Process
- After You Find a New Job
- Glossary
Asset: What you own.
Asset Allocation: Diversifying your assets to minimize risk.
Bankruptcy: The process of being declared unable to pay your debts by a court. Your assets are then distributed among your creditors.
Career Transition: The process of moving from one job, although not necessarily one career, to another.
Cash Flow: Your income minus your expenses.
Emergency Reserve Fund: An amount of money set aside to use for unexpected needs.
Fair Market Value: The cash equivalent of an asset's value; what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller for the asset.
Illiquid Assets: Things you own which cannot be quickly turned into cash with minimal risk of loss of principal.
Income: Primarily includes your earnings (salary and self-employment income), severance, and unemployment. Other common income categories are interest, dividends, capital gains, investment and rental income, pension, and Social Security benefits.
Liability: What you owe.
Liquid Assets: Things you own which can be turned into cash quickly without risk of loss.
Net Cash Flow: Your income less your outflow (expenses plus the amount that goes into your savings and investments).
Net Worth: What you own (assets) minus what you owe (liabilities).
Notice: The act of being informed that you will be leaving your job begins the notice period.
Outflow: All your expenses and, typically, what you pay yourself (the amount that goes into your savings and investments).
Secured Loan: A loan that is guaranteed (secured) by an asset (collateral).
Unsecured Loan: A loan on your creditworthiness.
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