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Question		Answer
to be in the red start learning		To be operating at a financial loss.
to be in the black start learning		to be profitable or not in debt
creditor start learning		A person or organization to whom money is owed.
debtor start learning		A person or organization that owes money.
assets start learning		Resources owned by a business that have economic value.
liabilities start learning		Financial obligations or debts of a business.
overdraft start learning		A facility allowing a bank account to go below zero up to a limit.
cashflow start learning		The movement of money into and out of a business.
intrest rate start learning		The percentage charged for borrowing money or earned on savings.
bankruptcy start learning		A legal process declaring inability to repay debts.
indemnity start learning		Compensation for loss or damage.
principal sum start learning		The original amount of money borrowed or invested.
instalment start learning		A single payment in a series made to repay a loan.
mortage start learning		A loan used to purchase property, secured by the property itself.
venture capital start learning		Investment in high-risk startups with growth potential.
Competitor start learning		A rival business offering similar products or services.
Credit record start learning		A history of an individual's or company's borrowing and repayment.
Pitch start learning		A presentation to persuade investors or clients.
business angel start learning		An individual who invests personal funds in startups.
Equity start learning		Ownership interest in a company.
Venture capitalist start learning		An investor providing funding to high-potential startups.
Enterpreneur start learning		A person who starts and manages a business.
Subprime mortgage start learning		A high‑risk mortgage offered to borrowers with poor credit.
Recession start learning		A period of declining economic activity.
Housing boom start learning		A rapid rise in house prices and demand.
austerity start learning		Government policies aimed at reducing spending and debt.
Economic downturn start learning		A decline in economic activity and growth.
Go into administration start learning		When a company is placed under financial management to avoid collapse.
declare bankrupcy start learning		To formally state inability to repay debts.
teeter start learning		To be close to financial collapse
bailout start learning		Financial assistance to prevent a business or economy from failing.
mint coins start learning		To produce official currency
Wind up start learning		To close or liquidate a company.
grant start learning		Money given for a specific purpose that does not need repayment.
tax rebate start learning		A refund from the government for excess taxes paid.
Frugal start learning		Careful and economical with spending.
spendthrift start learning		A person who spends money excessively.
penny-pinching start learning		Extremely unwilling to spend money.
bank balance start learning		The amount of money in a bank account.
Dividend start learning		A payment of profits to shareholders.

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