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failure to do something that must be done by law, especially paying a debt pol. brak zapłaty, zaniedbanie The company is in default on the loan.
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an amount of money that has been saved or has been made available for a particular purpose
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With so many variables, it is difficult to calculate the cost. start learning
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a situation, number or quantity that can vary or be varied pol. zmienna
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staying the same; not changing or able to be changed
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See if your parents will co-sign. start learning
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to sign a legal document for somebody else, in addition to their own signature, in order to promise that an agreement will be kept
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zaliczki pieniężne
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credit rating/ credit evaluation start learning
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a judgement made by a bank, etc. about how likely somebody is to pay back money that they borrow, and how safe it is to lend money to them evaluation - ekspertyza na piśmie, rating - bardziej lajtowe
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the maximum amount of credit a financial institution extends to a client
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The company has announced net losses of $1.5 million. start learning
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money that has been lost by a business or an organization
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money that you have saved, especially in a ban
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chequing/checking account start learning
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a type of bank account that you can take money out of at any time, and that provides you with a chequebook and cash card
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Company shareholders approved the merger. start learning
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an owner of shares in a company or business
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to pay interest on a loan start learning
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the extra money that you pay back when you borrow money or that you receive when you invest money
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income after you pay taxes and other expenses
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your income before you pay taxes
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the system of money that a country uses
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My account is $100 in the red. start learning
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to owe money to your bank because you have spent more than you have in your account
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instant craving for shopping, to much shopping
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spending lees or equal to what you earn
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the act of buying special things for yourself in order to feel better when you are unhappy:
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someone who tries to find the best price on the products and services they purchase
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in a way that involves buying or selling goods and services that are expensive and of high quality
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To put aside money in small increments in order to be able to buy something
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a piece of paper that shows that goods or services have been paid for
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a sum of money that is paid back to you
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everything a company or person owns that is worth money
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the money needed to start a business
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the people that buy products and services
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money spent on goods or services
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a bill listing the products delivered
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money borrowed from a person or bank
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what you get when sales are higher then production costs
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a business that sells products to the general public pol. handel detaliczny
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the money that you earn from your job
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the amount of money an individual has available in his account
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money that people or companies have to pay to their government
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the total sales of a company pol. obrót
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a business that sells goods in large quantities to retail stores pol. hurtowy
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money that a company owes zadłużenie
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to have money in your bank account
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purchase large quantities of a particular product
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to pay a higher price than is usual or reasonable
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something that is not worth what you pay for it
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to compare the quality or prices of goods or services that are offered by different shops
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someone who avoid spending even very small amount of money
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