Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Vacation
Child/Child Care
Communications/Computer
Personal Care
Debt
Entertainment
Housing
Other
Shopping
Your largest individual non tax expense is your Car Insurance If you are married and/or have kids, it's important to
consider getting life insurance (which we will cover
expense, which is 0% of your pre tax income. The amount later in this course). You want your family to have at
spent on your Car Insurance expense is 0 Philippine pesos. least 10 years worth of annual expenses in order to be
ok. The best way to accomplish this is through getting a
life insurance policy (again, we will cover this later in
the course). Your Life Insurance Coverage Ratio = (Your
Life Insurance Coverage Pay Out + Your Net Worth) /
Your Annual Expenses Excluding Income Taxes and this
all equals how many years worth of expenses are
covered for your family.
Exercise #1: Time Value of Money (What is it Worth in the Future?) Exercise #7: Creating Your Balance Sheet (“What You Own & Owe”) Exercise #17: The Damage that High Fees Can do to Our Net Worth!
Exercise #2: Money In & Money Out: Creating Your CURRENT Income Stmt. Exercise #8: Analyzing Your Balance Sheet Exercise #18: Populating Your Investment Management Portfolio
Exercise #3: Creating Your NEW & IMPROVED Income Statement Exercise #9: Analyzing Your Balance Sheet & Your Inc. Smt. Together Exercise #19: Stock Valuations
Exercise #4: Analyzing Your CURRENT and New+IMPROVED Income Statement Exercise #10: How Much Do You Need to Retire? Exercise #20: Adding Bond Investments to Your Portfolio
Exercise #5: Save Money Meeting Exercise #11: How Much Do You Need for Education Expenses? Exercise #21: Adding Commodity Investments to Your Portfolio
Exercise #6: Save Money Checklist Exercise #12: Pay Less Tax Strategies Exercise #22: Mortgage Calculator
Exercise #13: A Simple & Effective Money, Taxes, Receipts etc Filing System Exercise #23: Adding Real Estate Investment Trusts to Your Portfolio
Exercise #14: Budget Planning Exercise #24: Diversification & Your Model Portfolio
Exercise #15; Is Your Money Safe? Protect Your $ by Using the Right Bank Exercise #25: Make Money Checklist
Please type only your first name or your nickname Samantha Paula
here:
We will refer to the following items in the grey box below in the lessons in th
various personal finance topics in Philippines….or click them anytime as a ref
your country, please let me know as I tried to create links for every country in
Taxes are due in Philippines on April 15th and you can click on me to go
Your government's education savings program in Philippines is called th
Your country's largest bank is BDO and you can click on me to go to the
Your country's 2nd largest bank is Metrobank and you can click on me t
Your country's 3rd largest bank is Landbank and you can click on me to
Your country's 4th largest bank is BPI and you can click on me to go to t
Your country's 5th largest bank is Security Bank and you can click on me
Step 1: Open your browser and go to www.finance.yahoo.com and create a user id (or ju
per the image below:
Step 2: Click on "+ Create New Portfolio" per the image below. Then type a name for you
Step 3: Click on the "+ Add Symbol" button and add a few tickers. For example, enter MS
name and select the right ticker. I recommend adding less than 10 tickers, but you can ch
Exercise #18, please get the 10 tickers using the instructions in Exercise 18. Thanks:
Step 4: After you have added or updated your stock ticker(s), Please click on "New View
Finance page):
Step 5: Click the Edit button per the first image below. In the New View Box, name y
categories per the image below, then click save (don't forget to scroll down in the Edi
below):
Step 6: You will see the data result per the first image below (don't worry if your colu
highlight the entire table and copy it per the 2nd image below this first one (please m
starting with the word "Symbol" are highlighted so you can copy the data along with
Step 7: Please click on Cell A200 on this spreadsheet and paste what you copied. Pas
starting in cell A200 below. Please make sure that you also copied and pasted the
Step 8: All the data for your portfolio is now populated in your Investment Port
clicking on the "Your Portfolio" grey button on the top right-hand corner of the
know).
PLEASE IGNORE WHAT YOU SEE BELOW AS THE DATA BELOW IS WHAT FEEDS INTO MANY DI
SAVE A COPY OF YOUR SPREADSHEET FIRST (OR DOWNLOAD
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1 2 3 4 5
Select Country Name Here Select Your Currency Here Rate from Link
Switzerland
Syria
Taiwan
Tajikistan
Tanzania
Thailand
Togo
Tonga
Tunisia
Turkey
Turkmenistan
Tuvalu
Uganda
Ukraine
United Kingdom
United States
Uruguay
Uzbekistan
Vanuatu
Venezuela
Vietnam
Virgin Islands
Western Sahara
Yemen
Zambia
Zimbabwe
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200-day Moving
TECHNICAverage
50-day Moving
TECHNICAverage
VALUATIBook Value X
VALUATIDividend Pay Date X
VALUATIDividend Yield X
VALUATIDividend/Share X
VALUATIEarnings/Share
VALUATIEBITDA
EPS Estimate
VALUATI Current Year
EPS Estimate Next
VALUATI Quarter
EPS Estimate Next
VALUATI Year
VALUATIEx-Dividend Date
VALUATIP/E Ratio X
VALUATIPEG Ratio X
VALUATIPrice/Book X
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VALUATI Current Year X
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VALUATI Next Year
VALUATIPrice/Sales X
VALUATIRevenue Last Year
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Last
Symbol CompanyCurrency Exchange Price Change
ANET Arista NUSD NYQ 214.2 4.63
ALGN Align Te USD NMS 252.7 6.28
COHR Coherent USD NMS 297.2 31.77
KHC The KrafUSD NMS 79.58 1.4
WFC Wells F USD NYQ 54.26 -0.79
AAPL Apple InUSD NMS 176.2 1.43
Compan
Symbol y Name Currency Exchange Last Pri Change
BND Vanguard
USD ASE 81.75 -0.08
TLT iShares USD NGM 126 -0.36
TIP iShares USD PCX 114.2 -0.02
VLTCX VanguardUSD NAS 25.25 -0.08
ISHG iShares USD NGM 82.88 0.332
BNDX VanguardUSD NGM 54.91 -0.18
Compan
Symbol y Name Currency Exchange Last Pri Change
GLD SPDR GoUSD NYQ 121.1 -1.02
SLV iShares S
USD PCX 15.97 -0.1
USO United SUSD NYQ 11.4 -0.06
RJI ELEMENT USD ASE 5.32 0
JJC iPath B USD ASE 35.08 -0.17
GSG iShares USD ASE 15.88 -0.02
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RWR SPDR DoUSD PCX 92.32 0.59
REET iShares USD PCX 25.74 0.1
SCHH Schwab USD PCX 41.02 0.26
XRE.TO iShares CAD TOR 16.61 0.04
SRET Global XUSD NGM 15.63 -0.01
VNQ VanguardUSD PCX 81.83 0.56
raw data ex 24
Symbol CompanyCurrency Exchange Last PriChange
SLV iShares SUSD PCX 15.6 0.2
GLD SPDR GoUSD PCX 121.8 0.88
EWC iShares USD PCX 29.27 0.105
EWI iShares USD PCX 30.82 0.09
SPYG SPDR Por USD PCX 33.03 -0.085
AAPL Apple InUSD NMS 170.5 -4.56
CAT CaterpillUSD NYQ 155.7 -0.02
GS The GoldUSD NYQ 256.8 -2.16
LULU LululemoUSD NMS 79.56 1.08
VNQ Vanguard USD PCX 82.37 0.54
SCHH Schwab USD PCX 41.33 0.31
XBI SPDR S&USD PCX 85.36 0.77
SLY SPDR S&USD PCX 133.6 0.147
MLQD iShares USD BTS 49.41 0.1
IEF iShares USD PCX 105.1 0.09
IBMG iShares USD PCX 25.38 0.04
TIP iShares USD PCX 113.3 0.12
IUSV iShares USD NGM 55.48 0.01
IVLU iShares USD PCX 26.4 0.03
JKF iShares USD PCX 105.7 -0.205
lete the white boxes shown below. Thanks
Philippines
ilippine pesos
Optional Philippine pesos** foreign exchange rate setting (please select you
in cell E9)
If you are not using US dollars for currency, then if you want. 50.3505
please update the current FX rate for your currency in the white
mantha Paula box on the right if it is not accurate by clicking on me in order to
get the most recent currency rate for Philippine pesos.
Please express the exchange rate in terms of how many units of your currency is require
19 dollar.
What is entered in the white box above means that it costs 50.3505 Philippine pesos to b
60 dollar. If this is incorrect, please change the value in the white box above by typing the r
Please click on the hyperlink above in order to find out what the latest Philippine pesos
exchange rate is if you want to change what is in the white box above. Thanks
favourite charity **Click me to get your exchange rate only if your currency is not available in
the lessons in this course. Please click the link(s) below if needed as we complete the lessons
m anytime as a reference (we will discuss this in more detail during the course). If a link needs
r every country in the world. Thanks :-)
click on me to go to the website that shows this date and other tax information.
ppines is called the AcademiX and you can click on me to go to their website.
n me to go to their website.
k on me to go to their website.
ippines.
k up to PHP 500,000 Philippine pesos and you can click on me to go to the Philippine Deposit Ins
ASSOCIATED WITH
download this
elp with the Steps Listed Below (this is the video for Exercise #18)
ate a user id (or just sign in if you have a yahoo id), then click on "My Portfolio"
ype a name for your portfolio and hit the save button:
example, enter MSFT to add Microsoft or enter the company or ETF or fund
ers, but you can choose more up to a limit of 30 tickers. If you are doing
se 18. Thanks:
lick on "New View" per the image below (it's on the right side of the Yahoo
View Box, name your custom view and also please click on "Select All" for all
oll down in the Edit View box so you can select all data per the images
worry if your columns and rows are completely different from mine). Please
first one (please make sure that the entire table including the headings
e data along with the headings row):
at you copied. Paste it on top of my sample data if you see my sample data
d and pasted the headings from Yahoo Finance. Thanks
Investment Portfolio Management System. You can get there by
and corner of the screen. Thanks (If you have questions, please let me
EDS INTO MANY DIFFERENT CELLS IN THIS SPREADSHEET. IF YOU WANT TO PLAY AROUNDF WITH THE I
RST (OR DOWNLOAD A NEW VERSION OF THIS SPREADSHEET FROM THE COURSE. THANKS : )
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Column 1
Select Your Age Here Select Retirement Age Country Check Country
10 20 Match Afghanistan
11 21 Match Albania
12 22 Match Algeria
13 23 Match American S
14 24 Match Andorra
15 25 Match Angola
16 26 Match Anguilla
17 27 ok Antigua &
18 28 Match Argentina
19 29 Match Armenia
20 30 Match Aruba
21 31 Match Australia
22 32 Match Austria
23 33 Match Azerbaijan
24 34 ok Bahamas, T
25 35 Match Bahrain
26 36 Match Bangladesh
27 37 Match Barbados
28 38 Match Belarus
29 39 Match Belgium
30 40 Match Belize
31 41 Match Benin
32 42 Match Bermuda
33 43 Match Bhutan
34 44 Match Bolivia
35 45 ok Bosnia & He
36 46 Match Botswana
37 47 Match Brazil
38 48 ok British Virgi
39 49 Match Brunei
40 50 Match Bulgaria
43 53 Match Burundi
44 54 Match Cambodia
45 55 Match Cameroon
46 56 Match Canada
50 60 Match Chad
51 61 Match Chile
52 62 Match China
53 63 Match Colombia
54 64 Match Comoros
55 65 ok Congo, Dem
56 66 ok Congo, Repu
59 69 ok Cote d'Ivoir
60 70 Match Croatia
61 71 Match Cuba
62 72 Match Cyprus
64 74 Match Denmark
65 75 Match Djibouti
66 76 Match Dominica
67 77 Match Dominican
69 79 Match Ecuador
70 80 Match Egypt
71 81 Match El Salvador
73 83 Match Eritrea
74 84 Match Estonia
75 85 Match Ethiopia
77 87 Match Fiji
78 88 Match Finland
79 89 Match France
80 90 Match French Gui
82 92 Match Gabon
83 93 ok Gambia, Th
84 94 ok Gaza/Palestinian Territo
85 95 Match Georgia
86 96 Match Germany
87 97 Match Ghana
88 98 Match Gibraltar
89 99 Match Greece
https://www.calculator.net/currency-calculator.html?eamount=1&efrom=PAB& ok Micronesia,
https://www.calculator.net/currency-calculator.html?eamount=1&efrom=SZL& ok Reunion
Match Switzerland
Match Syria
Match Taiwan
Match Tajikistan
Match Tanzania
Match Thailand
Match Togo
Match Tonga
ok Trinidad &
Match Tunisia
Match Turkey
Match Turkmenist
Match Tuvalu
Match Uganda
Match Ukraine
Match Uruguay
Match Uzbekistan
Match Vanuatu
Match Venezuela
Match Vietnam
Match Yemen
Match Zambia
Match Zimbabwe
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6 7 8 9 10 11 12
% Chg Market Time Volume Avg Vol (3m) Avg Vol (10 day) Day Range Bid
### 4:00 PM EST 2.12M 1.80M 1.87M 81.67 - 81.79 81.43
### 4:00 PM EST 6.28M 7.97M 7.08M 125.55 - 126.24 125.75
### 4:00 PM EST 799.69k 927.07k 1.26M 114.10 - 114.32 113.82
### 6:45 PM EST - 0 0 -
0.40% 1:26 PM EST 1.35k 2.43k 1.64k 82.69 - 82.88 0
### 4:00 PM EST 651.73k 622.35k 638.04k 54.89 - 54.97 54
% Chg Market Time Volume Avg Vol (3m) Avg Vol (10 day) Day Range Bid
### 2:30 PM EST 5.29M 7.46M 5.38M 120.94 - 122.11 121.14
### 2:30 PM EST 6.52M 7.04M 7.57M 15.86 - 16.15 15.98
### 2:30 PM EST 9.81M 18.85M 21.12M 11.36 - 11.47 11.43
0.09% 2:17 PM EST 50.53k 189.33k 193.56k 5.31 - 5.32 5.32
### 2:06 PM EST 24.26k 50.27k 25.76k 34.98 - 35.24 35.07
### 2:05 PM EST 47.40k 267.73k 884.63k 15.82 - 15.92 15.87
% Chg Market Time Volume Avg Vol (3m) Avg Vol (10 day)Day Range Bid
0.13% 1:41 PM EST 62.40k 21.00k 13.70k 15.23 - 15.27 15.25
0.40% 1:50 PM EST 1.87M 3.13M 3.20M 84.85 - 85.48 85.28
0.24% 1:32 PM EST 57.84k 123.90k 105.68k 16.56 - 16.66 16.62
0.50% 1:42 PM EST 213.58k 439.90k 518.25k 42.04 - 42.31 42.25
0.12% 1:42 PM EST 62.16k 136.87k 316.65k 25.79 - 25.90 25.88
0.39% 1:47 PM EST 80.60k 121.12k 150.72k 94.60 - 95.27 95.08
% Chg Market Time Volume Avg Vol (3m) Avg Vol (10 day)Day Range Bid
### 4:00 PM EST 16.52M 28.34M 32.96M 173.40 - 174.50 173.8
0.06% 4:00 PM EST 22.65k 30.02k 33.73k 104.70 - 104.95 0
### 4:00 PM EST 898.16k 652.21k 618.43k 9.59 - 9.72 9.34
### 4:00 PM EST 1.03M 906.50k 796.02k 30.37 - 30.61 17.35
0.31% 4:00 PM EST 19.49M 18.02M 21.14M 38.40 - 39.13 38.77
### 4:00 PM EST 261.42M 58.54M 60.06M 18.75 - 20.75 19.04
0.15% 4:00 PM EST 6.25M 7.41M 6.03M 121.27 - 121.55 121.3
0.03% 4:00 PM EST 14.21M 23.23M 25.95M 146.34 - 146.83 146.37
1.28% 4:00 PM EST 2.20M 2.02M 2.09M 43.27 - 44.33 44.04
0.12% 4:00 PM EST 12.07M 29.58M 25.69M 153.10 - 154.07 153.76
0.00% 4:00 PM EST 167.46k 205.61k 157.48k 55.22 - 55.41 54.75
0.11% 4:00 PM EST 147.68k 187.54k 202.30k 52.59 - 52.82 51.45
0.12% 4:00 PM EST 203.50k 113.35k 202.40k 32.17 - 32.35 32.14
0.21% 4:00 PM EST 4.99M 7.99M 7.54M 124.31 - 124.81 124.13
% Chg Market Time Volume Avg Vol (3m) Avg Vol (10 day)Day Range Bid
0.64% Dec 22 EST 100.42k 119.40k 143.54k 91.67 - 92.48 0
0.39% Dec 22 EST 172.76k 194.35k 155.24k 25.59 - 25.75 0
0.64% Dec 22 EST 627.38k 449.68k 500.63k 40.74 - 41.09 0
0.24% Dec 22 EST 138.36k 114.24k 103.04k 16.55 - 16.63 16.58
### Dec 22 EST 27.74k 27.65k 20.03k 15.61 - 15.68 0
0.69% Dec 22 EST 6.48M 3.82M 5.61M 81.22 - 81.94 0
% Chg Market Time Volume Avg Vol (3m) Avg Vol (10 day)Day Range Bid
1.30% 2:20 PM EST 4.72M 7.22M 5.25M 15.53 - 15.62 15.6
0.73% 2:21 PM EST 4.45M 6.50M 5.16M 121.52 - 121.86 121.84
0.36% 2:21 PM EST 415.49k 1.99M 1.94M 29.19 - 29.29 29.27
0.28% 2:13 PM EST 223.22k 890.15k 519.44k 30.71 - 30.89 30.82
### 2:19 PM EST 161.88k 233.78k 421.96k 32.95 - 33.04 33.03
### 2:21 PM EST 25.41M 26.18M 23.48M 169.68 - 171.47 170.54
### 2:21 PM EST 1.20M 3.59M 3.32M 155.70 - 156.98 155.84
### 2:20 PM EST 861.73k 2.69M 2.43M 256.00 - 259.20 256.63
1.38% 2:21 PM EST 997.03k 1.92M 1.37M 78.30 - 80.04 79.54
0.66% 2:21 PM EST 1.98M 3.79M 5.89M 81.70 - 82.46 82.34
0.76% 2:21 PM EST 635.51k 450.28k 551.94k 41.01 - 41.36 41.32
0.91% 2:21 PM EST 1.72M 3.86M 3.28M 84.30 - 85.42 85.29
0.11% 2:19 PM EST 22.90k 16.40k 20.52k 133.10 - 133.98 133.46
0.20% 1:08 PM EST 1.00k 912 1.06k 49.41 - 49.41 49.35
0.09% 2:19 PM EST 478.84k 1.80M 2.39M 105.03 - 105.20 105.13
0.16% 2:19 PM EST 37.76k 29.98k 81.78k 25.33 - 25.38 25.33
0.11% 2:20 PM EST 420.27k 1.03M 836.28k 113.16 - 113.35 113.28
0.02% 2:19 PM EST 259.48k 361.42k 523.74k 55.46 - 55.65 55.48
0.11% 2:06 PM EST 8.53k 20.80k 13.36k 26.37 - 26.41 26.4
### 2:09 PM EST 2.94k 11.09k 10.38k 105.71 - 105.93 105.71
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March 31st http://taxsummaries.pwc.c
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Finance Ministhttp://www.minfin.gov.ao/PortalMinfin/ https://www.ffsbangola.com/calculator/retire-401k
May 31st https://www2.deloitte.com
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Inland Revenu http://www.gov.ai/department.php?id=1&dept=6
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Australia Taxathttps://www.ato.gov.au/
Superannuation Guaranteehttps://www.ato.gov.au/Individuals/Super/Super-and-tax/
October 31st https://home.kpmg.com/xx
Ministry of Fi http://www.bahamas.gov.bs/finance/
Old Age Non2844 Bahamashttp://www.pension-watch.net/pensions/country-fact-file/
April 15th https://www.taxesforexpats
National Boardhttp://nbr.gov.bd/
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Department ofhttp://idg.receita.fazenda.gov.br/
Regime Geral 6850 https://www.issa.int/en/country-details?countryId=BR&re
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Servicio de Im http://www.sii.cl/
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Ministry of Finance
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Lesotho Revenu
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0 16.63 0 16.59 - 16.56 16.66
1 42.26 22 42.07 - 42.15 42.31
1,100 25.89 100 25.86 - 25.83 25.9
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1 39 50 38.83 - 38.62 39.13
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1 121.57 4 121.13 - 121.43 121.55
20 146.43 7 146.57 - 145.93 146.83
19 44.4 19 43.68 - 43.48 44.33
11 153.78 51 153.68 - 153.12 154.07
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20 32.45 20 32.28 - 32.17 32.35
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85 121.85 1 120.94 - 121.55 121.86
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5 33.04 48 33.11 - 33.02 33.04
4 170.55 3 175.01 - 170.8 171.47
2 155.87 2 155.75 - 156.04 156.98
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4 79.61 2 78.48 - 78.3 80.04
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10 41.33 103 41.02 - 41.05 41.36
9 85.32 2 84.59 - 84.59 85.42
1 133.63 2 133.45 - 133.28 133.98
25 49.42 25 49.31 - 49.41 49.41
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http://www.taib.com.bn/ http://www.maybank.com/
https://www.rhbgroup.com/abo
https://www.fibank.bg/en/h https://www.ubb.bg/enghttps://www.postbank.bg/en
https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/list-of-bankhttp://www.globalbrandsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-buru
https://www.anzroyal.com/enhttp://www.fbbank.comhttps://www.ucb.com.kh/
https://www.afrilandfirstban https://societegenerale.cm/en/
https://www.sc.com/cm/
http://www.scotiabank.com/ca
https://www.bmo.com/ma
https://www.cibc.com/en/pers
https://www.bcncv.com/en/ http://www.globalbrandsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-cape
http://www.caa.cm/ https://www.ecobank.com/personal-banking
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_the_Central_
http://www.globalbrandsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-chad/
http://www.globalbrandsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-chad
https://www.bci.cl/personas http://www.bancoestado.https://www.corpbanca.cl/port
http://www.abchina.com/en/http://www.boc.cn/ http://www.cdb.com.cn/Englis
https://www.davivienda.com/https://www.bbva.com.c https://www.bancodeoccidente
https://group.bnpparibas/ https://www.eximbank.cohttp://www.globalbrandsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-com
https://www.afrilandfirstban http://www.advansgrouphttp://www.bcdc.cd/fr/accueil
https://www.capitalsecuritybank.com/ http://www.worldoffshorebanks.com/cook_islands_internati
https://www.bancobcr.com/ https://www.banrural.com
http://www.gytcontinental.com.gt/portal/portal/index.asp
http://banqueatlantique.net/rhttp://www.bicici.com/ https://www.boacoteivoire.com/
https://www.erstebank.hr/en/p
https://www.rb.cz/en/perhttp://www.hypo-alpe-adria.ba
=8&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiZjIjSk5PYAhUN3mMKHX3WCCQQFghUMAc&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.scotiabank.com%2F
http://www.cyprus.com/largest-banks-in-cyprus.html http://www.cyprus.com/largest-banks-in-cyprus.html
https://www.al-bank.dk/privahttps://jyskebank.com/enhttps://www.sydbank.dk/privat
http://www.globalbrandsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-djibouti/
http://www.globalbrandsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-djibo
https://www.rbcroyalbank.com/personal.html
https://www.cibc.com/fcihttps://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/list-of-banks-in-d
https://www.popularenlinea. https://www.bhdleon.com.do/
http://www.scotiabank.com/do/es/0,,6959,00.html
https://www.anz.com/timorlehttps://www.bnu.tl/Paginhttps://www.adb.org/countries/timor-leste/main
https://www.bancoguayaquil.com/ https://financelearners.blogspot.com/2012/03/leading-bank
http://www.banqueducaire.cohttp://www.cibeg.com/Eng
http://www.qnbalahli.com/cs/Satellite/QNBEgypt/en_EG/enH
http://www.davivienda.com.shttps://www.citibank.co https://www.baccredomatic.co
http://guineeequatoriale.groupebgfibank.com/en/ http://www.globalbrandsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-equa
www.boe.gov.er/ https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/list-of-banks-in-e
https://netbank.nordea.com/phttps://www.danskebank.https://i-pank.krediidipank.ee/
http://www.awashbank.com/ https://www.wegagenbanhttps://www.zemenbank.com.et/zemenib/
http://landsbank.fo/faroe-islands-banks/
http://www.ns.fo/ http://www.ss.fo/
https://www.1stcolonial.com/https://www.anz.com/fijihttp://www.fdb.com.fj/
https://danskebank.com https://www.evli.com/defhttps://www.aktia.fi/fi/briefly-
https://www.creditmutuel.d https://www.groupebpce.https://www.societegenerale
https://www.banque-tahiti.pf/index.aspx?reg=12239 tahitinuitravel.com/destination/payment-methods-in-french-
http://www.globalbrandsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-gabon/
http://www.globalbrandsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-gabo
https://www.islamicbank.ps/ http://www.pibbank.comhttp://www.qudsbank.ps/
https://www.kfw.de/kfw.de-2https://www.dzbank.comhttps://www.unicreditgroup.e
https://www.zenithbank.com.https://www.gh.barclaysahttp://www.agricbank.com/
https://www.eurobank.gr/el/re
http://www.alpha.gr/paghttps://www.atticabank.gr/en/
https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/careers/companies/top-banks-in-greenland/
https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/careers/com
http://www.rbcroyalbank.comhttps://www.republicgre https://www.cibc.com/fcib/index.html
t-regions/pdf/guadeloupe_en.pdf
http://www.bankpacific.com/content/home?language http://www.usbanklist.com/topassetsbanks/guam/
http://www.gytcontinental.com
http://www.bam.com.gt/https://www.banrural.com.gt/c
http://www.schroders.com/enhttps://www.skiptoninterhttps://international.lloydsbank.com/
http://www.bicigui.org/ http://www.sgbgonline.nehttps://bpmgbank.com/bank/index.htm
https://www.bdu-sa.com/ http://www.bancodaafrichttps://ecobank.com/gw/personal-banking/countries
http://www.scotiabank.com/ca
https://bankofbaroda.gy/https://www.citizensbankgy.com/
https://www.bnconline.com/ https://www.export.gov/article?id=Haiti-US-Banks
https://www.ficohsa.com/ https://www.bancopopula
http://www.banadesa.hn/
https://www.kh.hu/bank https://www.erstebank.hhttps://www.cibc.com/en/pers
https://www.icicibank.com/ https://www.pnbindia.in/https://www.axisbank.com/
https://www.bca.co.id/en http://www.bni.co.id/id-ihttps://www.cimbclicks.co.id/
http://www.unitedbank-iq.nethttps://www.bankofbaghhttp://www.ahliunited.com/bh_aub_cbiq.html
https://www.nedbankprivatewe
https://international.st https://www.caymannational.com/index.html
https://www.discountbank.co.https://www.mizrahi-tefahot.co.il/
https://online.fibi.co.il/wps/portal
https://www.gruppomps.it/enom/index.php https://www.ubibanca.com/
https://ebank.sagicorjamaica.https://www.cibc.com/fcihttps://www.firstglobal-bank.
https://www.mizuho-fg.co.jp/http://www.smfg.co.jp/enhttps://www.nochubank.or.jp/
http://www.bankofindia.co.inhttps://www.barclays.co.https://www.stanbicbank.co.ke
http://www.commonwealthofnations.org/sectors-kiribati/business/banking_and_financial_services/
http://www.commonwealthofnations.org/sectors-kiribati/bu
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_North_Korea
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_North_Korea
https://www.kbfg.com/Eng/ http://www.hanafn.com/https://www.kdb.co.kr/ih/simp
http://www.burgan.com/Defau
http://www.e-gulfbank.c http://www.cbk.com/
https://www.blcbank.com/ http://www.blombank.cohttps://www.fbl.com.lb/
https://www.nedbank.co.za/chttps://www.standardlesohttp://www.lpb.co.ls/
http://www.accessbank.com.lr/ https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/list-of-banks-in-le
https://www.amanbank.ly/en/ https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/list-of-banks-in-li
https://www.vpbank.com/en https://www.bendura.li/ehttp://www.banquehavilland.
https://www.bcee.lu/fr/particu
https://www.sgbt.lu/en/ https://www.bgl.lu/fr/banqu
http://www.taifungbank.com http://www.lusobank.comhttps://www.bnu.com.mo/en/Pages/BNU.aspx
http://eurostandard.com.mk/http://www.halkbank.mkhttp://www.capitalbank.com.m
https://www.bank-of-africa.net/en https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/list-of-banks-in-m
http://www.uobgroup.com/ http://www.maybank.com
https://www.cimbclicks.com.m
http://www.cbmmv.com/ http://www.mcbmaldiveshttp://www.about.maldives.hsbc.com/
http://www.bms-sa.org/ https://www.bdm-sa.comhttps://www.banqueatlantiqu
https://www.credorax.com/ https://www.hsbc.com.mhttps://www.iigbank-malta.co
http://www.wadiahcapital.co https://www.bankofguamhttps://www.swifbic.com/banks-in-MARSHALL-ISLANDS.htm
http://antilles-guyane.bnpparibas/ http://www.thebankdirectory.com/banks-in-martinique/
https://www.chbank.mr/fr/ http://www.bcm.mr/lienshttp://www.bea.mr/html/index.php
http://web.boc.lk/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_Seychelles
https://www.banorte.com/w https://www.barclays.co.https://www.hsbc.com.mx/1/2
http://usbanksdirectory.com/federated-states-of-micronesia/
http://usbanksdirectory.com/federated-states-of-micronesia/
https://www.ubs.com/mc/en.https://wealthmanagemehttps://mc.efgbank.com/
https://www.capitronbank.m https://www.ckbank.mn/http://www.creditbank.mn/
http://www.gbp.ma/Pages/Hohttps://www.creditagricohttps://www.bmcebank.ma/
https://www.barclays.co.mz/ehttp://www.procreditbanhttps://www.bci.co.mz/
https://www.bon.com.na/ https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/list-of-investmen
https://www.swifbic.com/banks-in-NAURU.html https://www.swifbic.com/banks-in-NAURU.html
http://www.adbl.gov.np/ http://www.nabilbank.cohttps://www.nibl.com.np/
https://www.dhbbank.com/h https://www.amsterdamthttps://www.abnamro.com/en/
https://www.abnamro.com/enhttps://www.mcb-bank.chttp://www.lbb.de/landesbank/en/
http://www.bnpparibas.nc/ http://www.caissedesdepo
https://www.sgcb.nc/part/fr/idehom.html
https://www.bdfnet.com/ https://www.procredit.cohttps://www.citibank.com.ni/C
http://groupebrs.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_Niger
https://www.firstbanknigeria http://www.accessbankplhttps://www.ubagroup.com/co
http://www.bankofsaipan.com/ https://www.swifbic.com/banks-in-NORTHERN-MARIANA-IS
https://luster-sparebank.no/ https://www.handelsbankhttps://www.storebrand.no/en
https://www.nbo.om/en/Pagehttp://alizzislamic.com/ http://www.oman-arabbank.c
https://www.nbp.com.pk/ http://www.ubldirect.comhttps://www.abl.com/
http://www.bankpacific.com/https://www.ndbp.com/ http://www.thebankdirectory.com/banks-in-palau/
https://www.bgeneral.com/bghttps://www.citibank.co https://www.credicorpbank.com/portalweb/
https://www.westpac.com.pg http://www.kina.com.pg/http://www.worldbank.org/en/country/png
https://www.regional.com.py https://www.bbva.com.phttps://www.visionbanco.com/
https://www.scotiabank.com.https://interbank.pe/ https://www.mibanco.com.pe/
https://www.landbank.com/ https://www.bpiexpressohttps://www.securitybank.com
https://www.cgd.pt/Particularhttps://www.novobanco.phttps://www.bportugal.pt/
https://orientalbank.com/en/ http://pr.scotiabank.com https://www.santander.com/csgs/Satellite/CFWCSancomQP0
http://www.cbq.qa/en/persona
https://www.alrayanbankhttp://dohabank.qa/
http://www.bnpparibas.re/ https://www.swifbic.com/banks-in-REUNION.html
https://www.volksbank.at/ https://www.raiffeisen.alhttps://www.alphabank.ro/
http://www.gazprombank.ru/https://alfabank.com/ https://www.psbank.ru/
http://cbagroup.com/rwanda/http://www.bpr.rw/ http://www.cogebanque.co.rw/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_of_St._Helena#Money_and_banking_on_Saint_Helena
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_of_St._Helena#Money_a
https://www.swifbic.com/banks-in-SAINT-KITTS-AND-NEVIS.html
https://www.swifbic.com/banks-in-SAINT-KITTS-AND-NEVIS.
https://www.cibc.com/en/perhttps://www.cibc.com/fcihttps://www.rbcroyalbank.com/personal.html
https://www.swifbic.com/banks-in-SAINT-PIERRE-AND-MIQUELON.html
https://www.swifbic.com/banks-in-SAINT-PIERRE-AND-MIQU
https://www.loyalbank.com/ehttps://www.b2b-bank.c http://bankingin.com/saint-vincent.html
http://usbanksdirectory.com/american-samoa/tafuna/ http://usbanksdirectory.com/american-samoa/tafuna/
https://www.bcsm.sm/site/home/funzioni/registri-e-al https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_San_Marino
http://www.bistp.st/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_São_Tomé_a
https://www.boasenegal.com/http://www.bicis.sn/ http://banqueatlantique.net/reseau/senegal/
https://www.unicreditbank.r https://www.societegenerhttps://www.raiffeisenbank.rs/
http://www.mcbseychelles.c http://www.nouvobanq.shttp://www.hbl.com/
https://www.tatrabanka.sk/skhttps://www.csob.sk/indiv
https://www.unicreditbank.sk/
https://www.sid.si/ http://www.skb.si/en/perhttp://www.money.si/best-banks-in-slovenia
https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/list-of-banks-in-somalia/
https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/list-of-banks-in-s
https://www.nedbank.co.za/c https://www.investec.com/en_za.html
https://www.capitecbank.co.za/
https://www.caixabank.es/indhttp://www.bankia.com/ http://www.thebanker.com/Banker-Data/The-top-five-Spanis
https://www.globalbankingandfinance.com/list-of-banks-in-sudan/
http://www.idb.sd/ https://www.hugedomains.com
https://www.standardbank.co.https://www.fnbswazilandhttp://www.nedbank.co.sz/home
https://www.handelsbanken.co
https://www.swedbank.chttps://www.forex.se/en/
https://www.raiffeisen.ch/rchhttps://www.zkb.ch/en/l https://www.juliusbaer.com/g
https://www.bankfcb.com/ https://www.ctbcbank.cohttp://www.bot.com.tw/Pages/
http://www.nbc.co.tz/personahttps://www.sc.com/tz/ https://www.stanbicbank.co.tz
http://www.scb.co.th/en/homhttp://www.ktb.co.th/en https://www.tmbbank.com/h
http://www.globalbrandsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-togo/
http://www.globalbrandsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-togo
http://mbfbank.to/ http://www.commonwealthofnations.org/sectors-tonga/busi
http://www.stb.com.tn/fr/site/secteur-financier/bf-b https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_Tunisia
https://www.garanti.com.tr/e http://www.akbank.com/tr
https://www.yapikredi.com.tr/
http://top-topics.thefullwiki.org/Top_banks_in_Turkmenistan
http://top-topics.thefullwiki.org/Top_banks_in_Turkmenistan
http://hallmarktrust.com/ https://www.rbcroyalbanhttp://www.scotiabank.com/ca/en/0,,2,00.html
https://www.eximb.com/eng/https://www.aval.ua/en/ https://www.ukrgasbank.com/
https://www.adcb.com/?Aspxhttps://www.fgbgroup.cohttp://www.dib.ae/
https://www.rbs.com/ http://www.lloydsbankinhttps://www.sc.com/en/
https://www.wellsfargo.com/ https://www.citigroup.cohttp://www.goldmansachs.com
https://www.asakabank.uz/enhttp://qishloqqurilishbanhttp://www.ipotekabank.uz/en
http://latintrade.com/latin-americas-top-100-banks-venezuelan-institutions-rank-highest-in-asset-growth/
http://latintrade.com/latin-americas-top-100-banks-venezue
http://www.agribank.com.vn/e
https://www.vietcombanhttps://en.scb.com.vn/
https://www.zm.barclaysafric https://www.stanbicbankhttp://www.investrustbank.com/
https://www.zb.co.zw/ http://www.bancabc.comhttp://zw.barclays.com/
1056 1056 1056
29 30 31
AF100,000
ALL 2,500,000
DIN 600,000
EUR 100,000
bankingandfinance.com/list-of-commercial-banks-in-anguilla/
tonbank.com/
ARG 120,000
AMD 4,000,000
lbank.com/caribbean/index.html
AUD 250,000
UR 100,000
AZN 30,000
BSD 50,000
75% of BHD 20,000 (up to maximum
of BHD 15,000)
TAK100,000
USD12,500
EUR5,000
EUR100,000
eibt.com/international/
nin.com/fr
BAM35,000
borone.co.bw/
BRR250,000
popular.com/cibp-web/actions/login?lang=es
BND50,000
BGN196,000
nk.net/en/filiale/burkina/page/profile
nk.com/en/
randsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-burundi/
XAF5,000,000
CAD100,000
randsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-cape-verde/
entrs.com/away.php
XAF5,000,000
XAF5,000,000
$81,000
COP20,000,000
randsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-comoros/
/fr/accueil
XAF5,000,000
ffshorebanks.com/cook_islands_international_offshore_banks.php
tinental.com.gt/portal/portal/index.asp
teivoire.com/
EUR100,000
http%3A%2F%2Fwww.scotiabank.com%2Fca%2Fen%2F0%2C%2C75%2C00.html&usg=AOvVaw2M-4vhg41bX7u6f1lU0Vog
EUR100,000
EUR100,000
EUR100,000
randsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-djibouti/
bankingandfinance.com/list-of-banks-in-dominica-a-dominican-republic/
ank.com/do/es/0,,6959,00.html
g/countries/timor-leste/main
USD31,000
hli.com/cs/Satellite/QNBEgypt/en_EG/enHome
USD9,800
XAF5,000,000
EUR100,000
EUR100000
bank.com.et/zemenib/
EUR100,000
EUR100,000
destination/payment-methods-in-french-polynesia/
XAF5,000,000
nk.com/gm/personal-banking/countries
ditbank.ge/
EUR100,000
EUR100,000
EUR100,000
anceinstitute.com/resources/careers/companies/top-banks-in-greenland/
om/fcib/index.html
ist.com/topassetsbanks/guam/
GTQ20,000
l.lloydsbank.com/
om/bank/index.htm
m/gw/personal-banking/countries
sbankgy.com/
.gov/article?id=Haiti-US-Banks
USD9,632.92
HK $500,000
EUR100,000
EUR 20,887
INR 1,00,000
IDR2000000000
ed.com/bh_aub_cbiq.html
EUR100,000
nnational.com/index.html
o.il/wps/portal
EUR100,000
JMD600,000
JOD50,000
KZT5,000,000
KES100,000
nwealthofnations.org/sectors-kiribati/business/banking_and_financial_services/
a.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_North_Korea
KGS100,000
KIP20,000,000
EUR100,000
LBP5,000,000
bankingandfinance.com/list-of-banks-in-lesotho/
100% of first LYD10,000, 50% for next LYD90,000, 25% of next LYD300,000,
EUR100,000
EUR100,000
om.mo/en/Pages/BNU.aspx
EUR30,000
bankingandfinance.com/list-of-banks-in-madagascar/
k.co.mw/home
EUR100,000
EUR100000
USD250,000
kdirectory.com/banks-in-martinique/
/html/index.php
a.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_Seychelles
400,000 UDI
USD250,000
MDL6,000
EUR 100,000
MNT20,000,000
MAD80,000
bankingandfinance.com/list-of-investment-banks-in-namibia/
c.com/banks-in-NAURU.html
NPR200,000
Depositogarantiestelsel is EUR 100,000
landesbank/en/
c/part/fr/idehom.html
USD10,000
a.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_Niger
NGN500,000
c.com/banks-in-NORTHERN-MARIANA-ISLANDS.html
NOK2,000,000
OMR20,000
kdirectory.com/banks-in-palau/
orpbank.com/portalweb/
ank.org/en/country/png
PYG124,367,400
S$50,000
PHP 500,000
EUR 100,000
EUR 100,000
der.com/csgs/Satellite/CFWCSancomQP01/es_ES/Corporativo.html
c.com/banks-in-REUNION.html
EUR100,000
RUB700,000
nque.co.rw/
a.org/wiki/Bank_of_St._Helena#Money_and_banking_on_Saint_Helena
c.com/banks-in-SAINT-KITTS-AND-NEVIS.html
albank.com/personal.html
c.com/banks-in-SAINT-PIERRE-AND-MIQUELON.html
m/saint-vincent.html
tory.com/american-samoa/tafuna/
a.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_San_Marino
a.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_São_Tomé_and_Príncipe
.com.sa/en
tique.net/reseau/senegal/
EUR50,000
oup.com/countries/sl
SGD50,000
EUR 100,000
EUR 100,000
bankingandfinance.com/list-of-banks-in-somalia/
cbank.co.za/
EUR 100,000
RS200,000
SDG10,000
k.co.sz/home
SEK 950,000
CHF100,000
ank.com/index.php?lang=en
NT$3,000,000
TJS7,000
TZS1,500,000
THB 1,000,000
randsmagazine.com/list-of-banks-in-togo/
nwealthofnations.org/sectors-tonga/business/banking_and_financial_services/
TTD125,000
a.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_Tunisia
TRY100,000
UNLIMITED
ank.com/ca/en/0,,2,00.html
UGX3,000,000
UAH200,000
GBP 85,000
$250,000
UYU685,525
UNLIMITED
rowland.com/en/doing-business-offshore/bank-accounts.html
BSF30,000
VND50,000,000
popular.com/cibp-web/actions/login?lang=es
YER2,000,000
ustbank.com/
USD500
1056
32
me,Day Range,Shares Out,52-Wk High Chg %,52-Wk Low Chg %,Book Val,Div Payment Date,Trailing Annual Div Y
Post-Mkt Chg
0
-0.74
-1.42
0.01
0
0.36
Post-Mkt Chg
-0.02
-0.25
-0.21
-
-
0.02
Post-Mkt Chg
-
-
-
-
-
-
Post-Mkt Chg
-
-
-
-
-
-
Post-Mkt Chg
-0.17
-
0.01
-
-0.1
0.06
0.01
-0.18
0
-0.12
-
-
-
-0.03
1y Target Est
187.58
208.21
21.99
163.74
49.02
92.75
-
-
-
86.5
1y Target Est
-
-
-
-
-
-
Post-Mkt Chg
-
-
-
-
-
-0.02
Post-Mkt Chg
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
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website where you got the information on the government insurance maximum amount
http://adic.gov.af/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance#Albania
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - Andorra
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
http://www.bia-bh.com/
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance#Belarus
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance#By_EU_country
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
http://www.cdic.ca/SiteAssets/financial-community/protecting-your-deposits.aspx
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance#China
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
ml&usg=AOvVaw2M-4vhg41bX7u6f1lU0Vog
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTRES/Resources/469232-1107449512766/Deposit_insurance_database_preW
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
http://www.dps.org.hk/index_EN.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
http://www.tif.is/en/
https://www.dicgc.org.in/FD_A-GuideToDepositInsurance.html#q3
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.dic.go.jp/english/
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.kdic.or.kr/english/index.jsp
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - Liechtenstein
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
http://www.pidm.gov.my/en/
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTRES/Resources/469232-1107449512766/Deposit_insurance_database_preW
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - Monaco
http://dicom.mn/eng/dicom/page/laws
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - Norway
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.sdic.org.sg/SDIC/apps/services/www/SDICSecureApp/desktopbrowser/default/index.html
http://www.pdic.gov.ph/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
http://www.cdic.gov.tw/main_en/index.aspx
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
http://www.dpa.or.th/main.php?filename=index___EN
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deposit_insurance - By_EU_country
https://www.fdic.gov/
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/f/wp/2014/wp14118.pdf
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k Val,Div Payment Date,Trailing Annual Div Yield,Div/Share,Forward P/E,PEG Ratio (5yr expected),Price/Book,Traili
Pre-Mkt Time
-
-
8:29 AM EST
7:47 AM EST
-
8:29 AM EST
Pre-Mkt Time
8:00 AM EST
8:29 AM EST
-
-
-
-
Pre-Mkt Time
8:26 AM EST
8:29 AM EST
8:28 AM EST
-
-
-
Pre-Mkt Time
-
-
-
-
-
-
Pre-Mkt Time
9:29 AM EST
-
-
9:29 AM EST
9:29 AM EST
9:29 AM EST
9:29 AM EST
9:29 AM EST
-
9:29 AM EST
-
-
-
9:29 AM EST
Pre-Mkt Time
-
-
-
-
-
-
Pre-Mkt Time
9:29 AM EST
9:29 AM EST
-
-
9:21 AM EST
9:29 AM EST
9:28 AM EST
9:22 AM EST
-
9:25 AM EST
8:00 AM EST
9:28 AM EST
-
-
9:12 AM EST
-
-
-
-
-
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name of fdic equivalent
Bank of Algeria
Agency
Barbadosof Deposit Insurance Corporation
Deposit
Compensation of
Belarus
Banco de Guatemala como Administrador del Fondo para la Proteccion del Aorro
Fondo de Seguro de Depositos (FOSEDE)
Fondo Interbancario di Tutela dei Depositi (FITD) [Interbank Deposit Protection Fund]
Deposit Guarantee and Investor Protection Foundation of the Liechtenstein Bankers Association
Bank of Uganda
PEG Ratio (5yr eShares Cost Basis Lot Value Total Chg
1.43 - - - -
1.07 - - - -
1.26 - - - -
4.69 - - - -
5.39 - - - -
2.38 - - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
1.11 - - - -
PEG Ratio (5yr eShares Cost Basis Lot Value Total Chg
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
n del Aorro
ankers Association
1056 1056 1056
s s
n n
j1 j1
l1 l1
p2 p2
c1 c1
h h
g g
o o
p p
V V
a2 a2
j j
k k
k4 k4
j5 j5
k3
d1
t1 t1
m m
m4
m3
m5
m7
f6 f6
m6
m8
k5 k5
j6 j6
s7
b4 b4
r1 r1
y y
d d
e
j4
e7
e9
e8
q
r r
r5 r5
p6 p6
r6 r6
r7
p5 p5
s6
snj1l1p2c1hgopVa2jkk4j5t1mf6k5j6b4r1ydrr5p6r6p5
39 40 41
Trailing P/E Forward P/E Div Payment Date
55.27 37.91 -
86.55 61.95 -
44.75 20.56 12/27/2012
25.51 20.3 12/15/2017
14.02 12.56 12/1/2017
20.01 15.78 11/16/2017
Ex-Div Date Div/Share Forward Annual DivForward Annual Div YieldTrailing Annual Div Rate
- - - 7.39% -
- - - 4.80% 3.53
- - - 5.13% 0.84
- - - 2.68% -
- - - 4.92% -
- - - 4.04% -
Ex-Div Date Div/Share Forward Annual DivForward Annual Div YieldTrailing Annual Div Rate
8/10/2017 2.34 2.52 1.44% 2.34
- - - 2.99% -
- - - 0.00% -
- - - 2.32% 0.74
- - - 1.68% -
9/15/2017 0.95 0.96 4.50% 0.95
- - - 0.00% -
- - - 1.28% -
- - - 1.34% -
- - - 0.88% 1.24
- - - 2.24% -
- - - 2.59% -
- - - 1.42% -
- - - 2.50% 3.12
Ex-Div Date Div/Share Forward Annual DivForward Annual Div YieldTrailing Annual Div Rate
- - - 3.92% -
- - - 4.77% -
- - - 2.60% -
- - - 5.00% 0.84
- - - 7.26% -
- - - 4.67% 3.53
Ex-Div Date Div/Share Forward Annual DivForward Annual Div YieldTrailing Annual Div Rate
- - - 0.00% -
- - - 0.00% -
- - - 1.65% 0.49
- - - 2.31% 0.74
- - - 1.38% -
### 2.4 2.52 1.44% 2.4
### 3.09 3.12 2.00% 3.1
### 2.8 3 1.15% 2.8
- - - - -
- - - 4.67% 3.53
- - - 2.60% -
- - - 0.22% -
- - - 1.14% -
- - - - -
- - - 1.79% -
- - - 0.84% -
- - - 1.72% -
- - - - 1.12
- - - 1.92% -
- - - 2.38% -
Symbol,Symbol,Company
30N
0 1 2
,Symbol,Company Name,Market Cap,Last Price,% Chg,Change,High,L
Symbol Symbol, 1
Company Name Company Name, 1
% Chg % Chg, 1
Change Change, 1
High High, 1
Low Low, 1
Open Open, 1
Prev Close Prev Close, 1
Volume Volume, 1
0
Shares Out Shares Out, 1
0
0
0
Forward P/E Forward P/E, 1
PEG Ratio (5yr expected) PEG Ratio (5yr expected) 1
Price/Book Price/Book, 1
0
Price/Sales Price/Sales, 1
0
47 48 49 50 51
Trailing Annual Div Yield Market Cap Book Val Price/Book Price/Sales
- 15.66B 18.74 11.43 -
- 20.26B 13.45 18.79 -
- 7.32B 43.36 6.85 4.94
3.07% 96.95B 47.89 1.66 3.71
2.78% 267.19B 36.99 1.47 3.14
1.34% 904.87B 25.62 6.88 4.05
Trailing Annual Div Yield Market Cap Book Val Price/Book Price/Sales
- - - - -
2.47% 6.90B 121.65 1.04 -
- 23.08B - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
Trailing Annual Div Yield Market Cap Book Val Price/Book Price/Sales
- 34.67B - - -
- 5.75B 18.37 0.87 -
- 3.00B 11 1.04 -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- 1.11B - - -
Trailing Annual Div Yield Market Cap Book Val Price/Book Price/Sales
- - - - -
4.16% 34.68B 63.75 1.34 -
5.08% 1.35B 16.01 1.04 -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- 3.15B - - -
Trailing Annual Div Yield Market Cap Book Val Price/Book Price/Sales
1.34% 893.22B 25.62 6.79 4
- - - - -
- 480.07M 8.93 1.08 -
2.40% 761.44M 22.6 1.35 -
- 6.64B - - -
4.64% 164.94B 8.56 2.22 1.39
- 34.73B - - -
- 43.09B - - -
- - - - -
0.81% 54.82B 118.73 1.3 -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- 959.91M - - -
2.51% 7.91B 121.65 1.02 -
Trailing Annual Div Yield Market Cap Book Val Price/Book Price/Sales
- 3.06B - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
5.09% 1.35B 16.01 1.04 -
- - - - -
4.35% 33.28B 63.75 1.28 -
Trailing Annual Div Yield Market Cap Book Val Price/Book Price/Sales
- 5.39B 18.37 0.85 -
- 34.49B - - -
1.66% 3.12B 25.33 1.16 -
2.41% 718.76M 22.6 1.36 -
- 1.18B - - -
1.37% 875.14B 26.15 6.52 3.82
1.99% 92.65B 26.27 5.93 2.2
1.08% 96.87B 198.07 1.3 2.99
- 10.77B 10.5 7.58 4.29
4.32% 33.99B 63.75 1.29 -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- 7.40B - - -
- - - - -
- 23.84B - - -
2.01% 2.78B 42.89 1.29 -
- - - - -
- 406.96M - - -
3 4 5 6 7
ce,% Chg,Change,High,Low,Open,Prev Close,Volume,Avg Vol (3m),52-Wk Low,52-Wk High,52-Wk High Chg,5
DATA ITEM original checks below original titles below
Symbol Symbol
Volume x Volume
Avg Vol (3m) x Average Daily Volume
52-Wk Low 52-week Low
EBITDA EBITDA
Price/Book Price/Book
52 53 54 55 56
EBITDA Earnings Date 50-DMA 50-DMA Chg 50-DMA Chg %
- 11/01/2017 -
11/06/2017 191.56 22.63 11.81%
- 01/29/2018 -
02/02/2018 201.76 50.98 25.27%
403.41 02/05/2018 -
02/09/2018 253.45 43.79 17.28%
8.29B 11/01/2017 -
11/06/2017 77.79 1.79 2.30%
- 1/12/2018 54.93 -0.67 -1.22%
70.21B 01/29/2018 - 02/02/2018 158.72 17.52 11.04%
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57 58 59 60 61
200-DMA 200-DMA Chg 200-DMA Chg % 1y Target Est EPS Est Next Year
165.62 48.57 29.32% - 5.65
167.62 85.12 50.78% - 4.08
242.89 54.35 22.38% 290.78 14.46
84.85 -5.27 -6.21% 90.29 3.92
53.68 0.58 1.08% 57.8 4.32
154.14 22.1 14.34% 175.19 11.17
200-DMA 200-DMA Chg200-DMA Chg %1y Target Est EPS Est Next Year
81.88 -0.13 -0.16% - -
124.83 1.17 0.94% - -
113.91 0.3 0.27% - -
24.94 0.31 1.23% - -
82.5541 0.3233 0.39% - -
54.59 0.32 0.59% - -
200-DMA 200-DMA Chg200-DMA Chg %1y Target Est EPS Est Next Year
120.807 0.3133 0.26% - -
15.98 0 -0.02% - -
9.97 1.43 14.31% - -
4.98 0.35 7.03% - -
32.2652 2.8131 8.72% - -
14.43 1.45 10.03% - -
200-DMA 200-DMA Chg200-DMA Chg %1y Target Est EPS Est Next Year
15.33 -0.06 -0.39% - -
83.4 1.88 2.25% - -
16.17 0.46 2.82% - -
41.145 1.136 2.76% - -
25.66 0.23 0.90% - -
92.83 2.25 2.42% - -
200-DMA 200-DMA Chg200-DMA Chg %1y Target Est EPS Est Next Year
154.82 19.15 12.37% 186.34 11.17
105.17 -0.32 -0.30% - -
8.42 1.22 14.49% - 0.01
29.5 1.08 3.67% - -
38.46 0.49 1.27% - -
25.54 -6.52 -25.52% 25.33 1.15
120.81 0.5 0.42% - -
141.96 4.66 3.28% - -
43.26 0.98 2.27% - -
143.36 10.51 7.33% - -
55.35 -0.1 -0.18% - -
50.96 1.83 3.60% - -
30.43 1.89 6.21% - -
124.89 -0.53 -0.42% - -
200-DMA 200-DMA Chg200-DMA Chg %1y Target Est EPS Est Next Year
93.3 -0.98 -1.05% - -
25.78 -0.04 -0.14% - -
41.41 -0.39 -0.93% - -
16.21 0.4 2.48% - -
15.43 0.2 1.27% - -
83.78 -1.96 -2.34% - -
200-DMA 200-DMA Chg200-DMA Chg %1y Target Est EPS Est Next Year
15.8557 -0.2558 -1.61% - -
121.12 0.71 0.59% - -
28.218 1.0567 3.74% - -
30.12 0.69 2.30% - -
31.124 1.901 6.11% - -
159.05 11.4 7.16% 187.58 12.21
123.58 32.15 26.02% 148.55 7.92
233.32 23.49 10.07% 258.4 20.63
61.94 17.62 28.44% 75.36 2.85
83.79 -1.42 -1.69% - -
41.41 -0.08 -0.20% - -
81.13 4.23 5.21% - -
126.837 6.7598 5.33% - -
49.7402 -0.3303 -0.66% - -
106.736 -1.6056 -1.50% - -
25.4573 -0.0773 -0.30% - -
113.81 -0.51 -0.44% - -
52.29 3.19 6.11% - -
25.21 1.19 4.71% - -
99.259 6.446 6.49% - -
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
2-Wk High Chg %,52-Wk Low Chg %,Book Val,Div Payment Date,Trailing Annual Div Yield,Div/Share,Forward
62 63 64 65 66 67 68
PEG Ratio (5yr expected)Shares Cost Basis Lot Value Total Chg Total Chg % Day Chg
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
0.41 - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
1.87 - - - - - -
1.5 - - - - - -
PEG Ratio (5yr expected)Shares Cost Basis Lot ValueTotal Chg Total Chg % Day Chg
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
PEG Ratio (5yr expected)Shares Cost Basis Lot ValueTotal Chg Total Chg % Day Chg
1.32 - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
1.74 - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
PEG Ratio (5yr expected)Shares Trade Date High Limit Low Limit Cost Basis Lot Valu
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
PEG Ratio (5yr expected)Shares Trade Date High Limit Low Limit Cost Basis Lot Valu
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
1.43 - - - - - -
0.61 - - - - - -
1.09 - - - - - -
2.32 - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
- - - - - - -
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Example #1 of 6: Look at How Much Money Yo
Number of years: 40
Annual interest rate if you invested the savings*: 9.5%
Value in 40 years: 326,178
Number of years: 35
Annual interest rate if you invested the savings*: 9.5%
Value in 35 years: 1,000,000
<-- Click the "+" to see or "-" to hide the answer to Question #3
<-- Click the "+" to see or "-" to hide the answer to Question #4
ow Much Money You Will Save by Not Buying the Beats by Dre Because the Beats by
in 63 Years Although the Cost to Buy the Beats by Dre is Much Lower at 350 Philipp
h Money Do I Need to Save Monthly at an interest rate of 15% in Order to Have 1,00
to Your favourite charity?
d that I wanted to rent instead of buy a house and if I assumed that I would pay 600
then how much money could my 600 Philippine pesos per month have been worth
e pesos per month for 50 years at an investment return of 8% per year?
The bottom line is if you saved 600
month, then in 50 years you would
pesos more in savings! We should t
30s. If you want (completely option
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rs you want to buy a car that costs 10,000 Philippine pesos. If you could invest your
y would you need to save every month in order to be able to buy that car that costs
t to have 100,000 Philippine pesos in 20 years in order to send your child to college
s is 12.5%, then how much do you need to save every month in order to have 100,0
you wanted to go out and party with your friends and you were going to spend 50
se. You decided that 50 Philippine pesos is way too much to spend and so you limite
ght. If you took the 40 Philippine pesos you saved and put it in an investment that h
ep that investment for 50 years. How much would that 40 Philippine pesos be wort
d on the that last question. Let's say that after you realized that you could save a lot
os partying that you want to save 40 Philippine pesos by spending less on partying e
not to drink or be more careful with spending too much on partying! If you saved 40
% annual interest rate, how much would that 'I aint wastin' money on partying' be w
de that you are really going to focus on saving saving saving and spending as little a
whole course and you studied the simple 100+ ways to save money concepts taugh
r month for each of the 100 ways to save money!
100 Philippine pesos more than you would normally have every month by applying
ney would you have in 30 years if you invested 100 Philippine pesos every month at
epeat the last question, except assume that you will save 150 Philippine pesos per m
s.
ause I want you to see what the ADDITIONAL savings would be (so please start sav
de that you have had enough of getting ripped off with ridiculous 2-3 percent mutu
uy investment funds that don't charge the 2-3 percent fees AND they outperform th
e better investment funds I am referring to are called Index Funds and we will cover
"Make Money" part of the course).
al fund that you invested 100 Philippine pesos in every month made 8% per year fo
fund that you invested 100 Philippine pesos per month in made 11% per year for 25
ent worth in 25 years?
eople think that Europeans purchased the island of Manhattan for $24 in the year 1
nterest rate of 9.5%, how much would it be worth today?
ear old son is asking you if he can spend his 10 Philippine pesos monthly allowance
g that 10 Philippine pesos every month is a better idea and how much money that
orth for him at an annual interest rate of 12% by the time he is 50 years old!
3 year old son who thinks that money grows on trees and he wants to spend 4 Philip
a soda, 3 Philippine pesos on candy and 10 Philippine pesos on a movie ticket once
t home for 'free.'
he will save if he saves that money instead and invests it in an investment that earns
t All Adds Up!)
Making Your Own Coffee or Tea:
Money In: What You Make Per Month (Also Called Pre-Tax Income or Revenue)
Money You Make from Your Job Before All Taxes and Deductions (if Applicable):
Money You Make from Other Sources Before All Taxes (if Applicable):
Total Monthly Money Made from Other Sources:
Money Out: What You Spend Per Month (Also Called Expenses and Sorted A
All Taxes (If you want, just categorize all income tax in one line, like Federal Income Tax)
Debt Payments ( (if Applicable and Please Do Not Including Mortgage, which is listed abo
Education Monthly Expenses: if Applicable and Please note that Student Loans are accou
<-- Click"+" to add more. Total Monthly Fees & Charges Expenses:
<-- Click"+" to add more. Total Monthly Gifts and Donations Expenses:
<-- Click"+" to add more. Total Monthly Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Expenses:
Housing Monthly Expenses (if applicable & include Rent, Mortgage etc. please include a
* = Could be tax deductible (we will cover this in more detail later in the course).
Money In: What You Make Per Month (Also Called Revenue)=
Enter Monthly
Amounts in the White
oney You Make from Your Job Before All Taxes and Deductions (if Applicable): Boxes Below:
Monthly Salary Before Taxes and Other Deductions 3,000.00
(From all jobs. We will deduct taxes in the Money Out section.)
Monthly Commissions/Bonuses before tax 2,000.00
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable) 150.00
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable) 6,000.00
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable) 800.00
960.00
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
1,500.00
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable) 0.42
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Total Monthly Income from Your Job: 14,410.42
oney You Make from Other Sources Before All Taxes (if Applicable):
Dividend Income
Interest Income and Income from All Investments
Rental Income (i.e., if you rent a room out using Airbnb)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Total Monthly Money Made from Other Sources: 0.00
What You Spend Per Month (Also Called Expenses and Sorted Alphabetically)
Taxes (If you want, just categorize all income tax in one line, like Federal Income Tax)
Federal Income Tax 200.00
Sate or Provincial Income Tax 400.00
Municipal or City/Town Income Tax 320.00
Health Care Tax 3,600.00
Social Security Tax 1,000.00
1,120.00
All Other Monthly Taxes on Your Monthly Income
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (i.e., on Investments, etc.) 400.00
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Total Monthly Tax Expenses: 7,040.00
bt Payments ( (if Applicable and Please Do Not Including Mortgage, which is listed above)
Monthly Debt Payments on Other Loans*
Monthly Debt Payments on Student Loans*
Monthly Interest Payment on Credit Cards
All other Monthly Interest & Debt Expenses (Not Including Mortgage)*
Other Monthly Debt Expenses
Other Monthly Debt Expenses
Other Monthly Debt Expenses
Total Monthly Debt Expenses: 0.00
ucation Monthly Expenses: if Applicable and Please note that Student Loans are accounted for in the Monthly Debt Secti
Books
Supplies
Tuition
Other Education
Other Monthly Education Expenses
Other Monthly Education Expenses
Other Monthly Education Expenses
Total Monthly Education Expenses: 0.00
Could be tax deductible (we will cover this in more detail later in the course).
oney In: What You Make Per Month (Also Called Revenue)= 14,410.42
s of the date listed in the white box above, our monthly revenue is 14,410 P
esos. We are spending 48.9% of our monthly revenue, leaving us with 51.1%
hilippine pesos to save. By the end of this course, our goal is to materially in
ow much we are saving per month. Now please watch the lecture called 'D
f Your Answers to Exercise #2.'
NEXT STEPS:
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You can just leave the tax cells below in cells Y51 through Y72 as is (meaning
equal to taxes from the income statement you completed in exercise 2 - your call. Thanks)
Taxes (If you want, just categorize all income tax in one line, like Federal Income Tax)
Federal Income Tax 200.00
Sate or Provincial Income Tax 400.00
Municipal or City/Town Income Tax 320.00
Health Care Tax 3,600.00
Social Security Tax 1,000.00
1,120.00
All Other Monthly Taxes on Your Monthly Income
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (i.e., on Investments, etc.) 400.00
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable) 0.00
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable) 0.00
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable) 0.00
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Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable) 0.00
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Total Monthly Tax Expenses: 7040.00
% of Previous
& Transportation Monthly Expenses (if Applicable):
Car Insurance
Car Maintenance
Car Payment
Car Registration
Gas
Parking
Public Transportation
Other Monthly Transportation Expenses
Other Monthly Transportation Expenses
Other Monthly Transportation Expenses
Other Monthly Transportation Expenses
Other Monthly Transportation Expenses
Other Monthly Transportation Expenses
Other Monthly Transportation Expenses
Other Monthly Transportation Expenses
Other Monthly Transportation Expenses
Other Monthly Transportation Expenses
Other Monthly Transportation Expenses
Other Monthly Transportation Expenses
Other Monthly Transportation Expenses
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ld/Child Care Monthly Expenses (if Applicable):
Allowance
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Babysitting/Daycare*
Child Activities
Child Support
Gifs and Toys
Other Child/Child Care Expenses*
Other Monthly Child/Child Care Expenses
Other Monthly Child/Child Care Expenses
Other Monthly Child/Child Care Expenses
Total Monthly Child/Child Care Expenses: 0.00
% of Previous
mmunications/Computer Monthly Expenses (if Applicable):
Computer Expenses
Home Phone
Internet
Mobile Phone
Other Communications
Other Monthly Communications/Computer Expenses
Other Monthly Communications/Computer Expenses
Other Monthly Communications/Computer Expenses
Total Monthly Communications/Computer Expenses: 0.00
% of Previous
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Monthly Debt Payments on Other Loans*
Monthly Debt Payments on Student Loans*
Monthly Interest Payment on Credit Cards
All other Monthly Interest & Debt Expenses (Not Including Mortgage)*
Other Monthly Debt Expenses
Other Monthly Debt Expenses
Other Monthly Debt Expenses
Total Monthly Debt Expenses: 0.00
% of Previous
ucation Monthly Expenses: if Applicable and Please note that Student Loans are accounted for in the Month
Books
Supplies
Tuition
Other Education
Other Monthly Education Expenses
Other Monthly Education Expenses
Other Monthly Education Expenses
Total Monthly Education Expenses: 0.00
% of Previous
ertainment Monthly Expenses (if Applicable):
Hobbies
Magazines/Newspapers
Movies
Museum
Music
Other Entertainment
Other Monthly Entertainment Expenses
Other Monthly Entertainment Expenses
Other Monthly Entertainment Expenses
Total Monthly Entertainment Expenses: 0.00
% of Previous
od & Drinks Monthly Expenses (if Applicable):
Coffee/Tea/Drinks (not from Restaurants)
Dining (Restaurants)
Groceries
Other Food & Drinks
Other Monthly Food & Drink Expenses
Other Monthly Food & Drink Expenses
Other Monthly Food & Drink Expenses
Total Monthly Food & Drink Expenses: 0.00
% of Previous
es and Fee Related Charges Monthly Expenses (if Applicable):
Bank Machine (ATM) Fee
Fees for Late Payments
Financial Advisor Fee
Other Bank Fees
Other Fee Related Expenses
Other Monthly Fee Related Expenses
Other Monthly Fee Related Expenses
Other Monthly Fee Related Expenses
Total Fees & Charges Expenses: 0.00
% of Previous
fts and Donations Monthly Expenses (if Applicable):
Donations*
Expenses Commuting to a Charitable Event*
Gifs (not including gifs to children, which is categorized above)
Other Gifts and Donation Expenses*
Other Monthly Gifs and Donation Expenses
Other Monthly Gifs and Donation Expenses
Other Monthly Gifs and Donation Expenses
Total Monthly Gifts and Donations Expenses: 0.00
% of Previous
alth / Fitness / Life Insurance Monthly Expenses (if Applicable):
Insurance Related to your Health (not Life Insurance)
Dental Insurance*
Dentist Fee*
Eye/Vision Fee*
Eye/Vison Insurance*
Fitness Classes
Gym Fees
Life Insurance
Pharmacy Expenses
Other Doctor or Non-Fitness Health Expenses*
Other Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Monthly Expenses
Other Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Monthly Expenses
Other Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Monthly Expenses
Other Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Monthly Expenses
Total Monthly Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Expenses: 0.00
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Cable for TV
Furniture
Gas & Electric
Home Improvement
Home Owner's Association Dues
Insurance Related to Your House
Lawn/Garden
Mortgage Monthly Payment*
Property Tax*
Rent
Water Utility Bill
Other Housing Expenses*
Other Monthly Housing Expenses
Other Monthly Housing Expenses
Other Monthly Housing Expenses
Total Monthly Housing Expenses: 0.00
% of Previous
sonal Care Monthly Expenses (if Applicable):
Haircut
Laundry/Dry-cleaning
Makeup
Spa/Massage
Other
Other Monthly Personal Care Expenses
Other Monthly Personal Care Expenses
Other Monthly Personal Care Expenses
Total Monthly Personal Care Expenses: 0.00
% of Previous
s Monthly Expenses (if Applicable):
Pet Food
Pet Grooming
Pet Supplies
Pet Veterinary
Other Pet Monthly Expenses
Other Monthly Pet Expenses
Other Monthly Pet Expenses
Other Monthly Pet Expenses
Total Monthly Pet Expenses: 0.00
% of Previous
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Apps & Sofware
Books
Clothing
Electronics
Sporting Supplies
Other Shopping Expenses
Other Monthly Shopping Expenses
Other Monthly Shopping Expenses
Other Monthly Shopping Expenses
Total Monthly Shopping Expenses: 0.00
% of Previous
cation Expenses (if Applicable):
Hotel
Rental Car
Taxi
Tickets
Other Monthly Vacation Expenses
Other Monthly Vacation Expenses
Other Monthly Vacation Expenses
Other Monthly Vacation Expenses
Other Monthly Vacation Expenses
Total Monthly Vacation Expenses: 0.00
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her Uncategorized Monthly Expenses (if Applicable):
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Other Monthly Expenses
Other Monthly Expenses
Other Monthly Expenses
Other Monthly Expenses
Other Monthly Expenses
Other Monthly Expenses
Other Monthly Expenses
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Other Monthly Expenses
Other Monthly Expenses
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Other Monthly Expenses
Other Monthly Expenses
Other Monthly Expenses
Other Monthly Expenses
Other Monthly Expenses
Other Monthly Expenses
Other Monthly Expenses
Total Monthly Other Expenses: 0.00
Could be tax deductible (we will cover this in more detail later in the course).
oney In: What You Make Per Month (Also Called Revenue)= 14,410.42
s of the date listed in the white box above, our monthly revenue potential p
hilippine pesos . We can cut spending from 48.9% to 48.9% of our monthly
1.1% or 7,370 Philippine pesos to save in this current scenario, versus 51.1%
esos, which is what we calculated in the previous exercise. By the end of th
aterially increase how much we are saving per month.
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0% Car Maintenance
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0% Car Registration
0% Gas
0% Parking
0% Public Transportation
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0% Allowance
0% Baby Supplies
0% Babysitting/Daycare*
0% Child Activities
0% Child Support
0% Gifs and Toys
0% Other Child/Child Care Expense
0% Other Monthly Child/Child Care
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0% Computer Expenses
0% Home Phone
0% Internet
0% Mobile Phone
0% Other Communications
0% Other Monthly Communication
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0% Monthly Debt Payments on Oth
0% Monthly Debt Payments on Stud
0% Monthly Interest Payment on Cr
0% All other Monthly Interest & De
0% Other Monthly Debt Expenses
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0% Other Monthly Debt Expenses
0% Books
0% Supplies
0% Tuition
0% Other Education
0% Other Monthly Education Expen
0% Other Monthly Education Expen
0% Other Monthly Education Expen
0% Hobbies
0% Magazines/Newspapers
0% Movies
0% Museum
0% Music
0% Other Entertainment
0% Other Monthly Entertainment E
0% Other Monthly Entertainment E
0% Other Monthly Entertainment E
0% Haircut
0% Laundry/Dry-cleaning
0% Makeup
0% Spa/Massage
0% Other
0% Other Monthly Personal Care Ex
0% Other Monthly Personal Care Ex
0% Other Monthly Personal Care Ex
0% Pet Food
0% Pet Grooming
0% Pet Supplies
0% Pet Veterinary
0% Other Pet Monthly Expenses
0% Other Monthly Pet Expenses
0% Other Monthly Pet Expenses
0% Other Monthly Pet Expenses
0% Apps & Sofware
0% Books
0% Clothing
0% Electronics
0% Sporting Supplies
0% Other Shopping Expenses
0% Other Monthly Shopping Expen
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0% Other Monthly Shopping Expen
0% Hotel
0% Rental Car
0% Taxi
0% Tickets
0% Other Monthly Vacation Expens
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0% Other Monthly Vacation Expens
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Insurance 0.00 0% Car Insurance
Maintenance 0.00 0% Car Maintenance
0.00 0% Car Payment
Registration 0.00 0% Car Registration
0.00 0% Gas
0.00 0% Parking
blic Transportation 0.00 0% Public Transportation
her Monthly Transportation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Transportation E
her Monthly Transportation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Transportation E
her Monthly Transportation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Transportation E
her Monthly Transportation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Transportation E
her Monthly Transportation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Transportation E
her Monthly Transportation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Transportation E
her Monthly Transportation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Transportation E
her Monthly Transportation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Transportation E
her Monthly Transportation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Transportation E
her Monthly Transportation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Transportation E
her Monthly Transportation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Transportation E
her Monthly Transportation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Transportation E
her Monthly Transportation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Transportation E
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by Supplies 0.00 0% Baby Supplies
bysitting/Daycare* 0.00 0% Babysitting/Daycare*
ld Activities 0.00 0% Child Activities
0.00 0% Child Support
fs and Toys 0.00 0% Gifs and Toys
her Child/Child Care Expenses* 0.00 0% Other Child/Child Care Expense
her Monthly Child/Child Care Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Child/Child Care
her Monthly Child/Child Care Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Child/Child Care
her Monthly Child/Child Care Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Child/Child Care
0.00
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mputer Expenses 0.00 0% Computer Expenses
0.00 0% Home Phone
0.00 0% Internet
bile Phone 0.00 0% Mobile Phone
her Communications 0.00 0% Other Communications
her Monthly Communications/Computer 0.00 0% Other Monthly Communication
her Monthly Communications/Computer 0.00 0% Other Monthly Communication
her Monthly Communications/Computer 0.00 0% Other Monthly Communication
0.00
0.00
0.00
nthly Debt Payments on Other Loans* 0.00 0% Monthly Debt Payments on Oth
nthly Debt Payments on Student Loans* 0.00 0% Monthly Debt Payments on Stud
nthly Interest Payment on Credit Cards 0.00 0% Monthly Interest Payment on Cr
other Monthly Interest & Debt Expense 0.00 0% All other Monthly Interest & De
her Monthly Debt Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Debt Expenses
her Monthly Debt Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Debt Expenses
her Monthly Debt Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Debt Expenses
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0.00 0% Supplies
0.00 0% Tuition
her Education 0.00 0% Other Education
her Monthly Education Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Education Expen
her Monthly Education Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Education Expen
her Monthly Education Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Education Expen
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0.00 0% Hobbies
gazines/Newspapers 0.00 0% Magazines/Newspapers
0.00 0% Movies
0.00 0% Museum
0.00 0% Music
her Entertainment 0.00 0% Other Entertainment
her Monthly Entertainment Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Entertainment E
her Monthly Entertainment Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Entertainment E
her Monthly Entertainment Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Entertainment E
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ffee/Tea/Drinks (not from Restaurants) 0.00 0% Coffee/Tea/Drinks (not from Re
ing (Restaurants) 0.00 0% Dining (Restaurants)
0.00 0% Groceries
her Food & Drinks 0.00 0% Other Food & Drinks
her Monthly Food & Drink Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Food & Drink Ex
her Monthly Food & Drink Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Food & Drink Ex
her Monthly Food & Drink Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Food & Drink Ex
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nk Machine (ATM) Fee 0.00 0% Bank Machine (ATM) Fee
es for Late Payments 0.00 0% Fees for Late Payments
ancial Advisor Fee 0.00 0% Financial Advisor Fee
her Bank Fees 0.00 0% Other Bank Fees
her Fee Related Expenses 0.00 0% Other Fee Related Expenses
her Monthly Fee Related Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Fee Related Exp
her Monthly Fee Related Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Fee Related Exp
her Monthly Fee Related Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Fee Related Exp
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penses Commuting to a Charitable Even 0.00 0% Expenses Commuting to a Chari
fs (not including gifs to children, whic 0.00 0% Gifs (not including gifs to child
her Gifs and Donation Expenses* 0.00 0% Other Gifs and Donation Expen
her Monthly Gifs and Donation Expens 0.00 0% Other Monthly Gifs and Donati
her Monthly Gifs and Donation Expens 0.00 0% Other Monthly Gifs and Donati
her Monthly Gifs and Donation Expens 0.00 0% Other Monthly Gifs and Donati
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urance Related to your Health (not Life 0.00 0% Insurance Related to your Healt
ntal Insurance* 0.00 0% Dental Insurance*
0.00 0% Dentist Fee*
/Vision Fee* 0.00 0% Eye/Vision Fee*
/Vison Insurance* 0.00 0% Eye/Vison Insurance*
ness Classes 0.00 0% Fitness Classes
0.00 0% Gym Fees
e Insurance 0.00 0% Life Insurance
armacy Expenses 0.00 0% Pharmacy Expenses
her Doctor or Non-Fitness Health Expen 0.00 0% Other Doctor or Non-Fitness He
her Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Mo 0.00 0% Other Health / Fitness / Life Insu
her Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Mo 0.00 0% Other Health / Fitness / Life Insu
her Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Mo 0.00 0% Other Health / Fitness / Life Insu
her Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Mo 0.00 0% Other Health / Fitness / Life Insu
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0.00 0% Furniture
s & Electric 0.00 0% Gas & Electric
me Improvement 0.00 0% Home Improvement
me Owner's Association Dues 0.00 0% Home Owner's Association Due
urance Related to Your House 0.00 0% Insurance Related to Your Hous
0.00 0% Lawn/Garden
rtgage Monthly Payment* 0.00 0% Mortgage Monthly Payment*
perty Tax* 0.00 0% Property Tax*
0.00 0% Rent
ter Utility Bill 0.00 0% Water Utility Bill
her Housing Expenses* 0.00 0% Other Housing Expenses*
her Monthly Housing Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Housing Expens
her Monthly Housing Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Housing Expens
her Monthly Housing Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Housing Expens
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undry/Dry-cleaning 0.00 0% Laundry/Dry-cleaning
0.00 0% Makeup
0.00 0% Spa/Massage
0.00 0% Other
her Monthly Personal Care Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Personal Care Ex
her Monthly Personal Care Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Personal Care Ex
her Monthly Personal Care Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Personal Care Ex
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0.00
0.00 0% Pet Food
Grooming 0.00 0% Pet Grooming
0.00 0% Pet Supplies
Veterinary 0.00 0% Pet Veterinary
her Pet Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Pet Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Pet Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Pet Expenses
her Monthly Pet Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Pet Expenses
her Monthly Pet Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Pet Expenses
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ps & Sofware 0.00 0% Apps & Sofware
0.00 0% Books
0.00 0% Clothing
0.00 0% Electronics
orting Supplies 0.00 0% Sporting Supplies
her Shopping Expenses 0.00 0% Other Shopping Expenses
her Monthly Shopping Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Shopping Expen
her Monthly Shopping Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Shopping Expen
her Monthly Shopping Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Shopping Expen
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0.00
0.00
0.00 0% Hotel
0.00 0% Rental Car
0.00 0% Taxi
0.00 0% Tickets
her Monthly Vacation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Vacation Expens
her Monthly Vacation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Vacation Expens
her Monthly Vacation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Vacation Expens
her Monthly Vacation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Vacation Expens
her Monthly Vacation Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Vacation Expens
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her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
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her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
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her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Expenses 0.00 0% Other Monthly Expenses
Insurance
Maintenance
Registration
blic Transportation
her Monthly Transportation Expenses
her Monthly Transportation Expenses
her Monthly Transportation Expenses
her Monthly Transportation Expenses
her Monthly Transportation Expenses
her Monthly Transportation Expenses
her Monthly Transportation Expenses
her Monthly Transportation Expenses
her Monthly Transportation Expenses
her Monthly Transportation Expenses
her Monthly Transportation Expenses
her Monthly Transportation Expenses
her Monthly Transportation Expenses
by Supplies
bysitting/Daycare*
ld Activities
fs and Toys
her Child/Child Care Expenses*
her Monthly Child/Child Care Expenses
her Monthly Child/Child Care Expenses
her Monthly Child/Child Care Expenses
mputer Expenses
bile Phone
her Communications
her Monthly Communications/Computer Expenses
her Monthly Communications/Computer Expenses
her Monthly Communications/Computer Expenses
nthly Debt Payments on Other Loans*
nthly Debt Payments on Student Loans*
nthly Interest Payment on Credit Cards
other Monthly Interest & Debt Expenses (Not Including Mortgage)*
her Monthly Debt Expenses
her Monthly Debt Expenses
her Monthly Debt Expenses
her Education
her Monthly Education Expenses
her Monthly Education Expenses
her Monthly Education Expenses
gazines/Newspapers
her Entertainment
her Monthly Entertainment Expenses
her Monthly Entertainment Expenses
her Monthly Entertainment Expenses
/Vision Fee*
/Vison Insurance*
ness Classes
e Insurance
armacy Expenses
her Doctor or Non-Fitness Health Expenses*
her Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Monthly Expenses
her Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Monthly Expenses
her Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Monthly Expenses
her Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Monthly Expenses
s & Electric
me Improvement
me Owner's Association Dues
urance Related to Your House
undry/Dry-cleaning
Grooming
Veterinary
her Pet Monthly Expenses
her Monthly Pet Expenses
her Monthly Pet Expenses
her Monthly Pet Expenses
ps & Sofware
orting Supplies
her Shopping Expenses
her Monthly Shopping Expenses
her Monthly Shopping Expenses
her Monthly Shopping Expenses
Below are Ratios for Your Current Monthly Income Statement (You completed Y
Current Income Statement in Exercise #2, which is the source of the
ratios data in the formulas below)
Your Monthly Savings Rate is calculated as follows: Monthly Net Income / Your Monthly
Afer Income Tax.**
** Please note that Monthly Net Income means the Cash Increase
or Decrease After ALL Expenses have been deducted from
Incomeand please note that Monthly Income After Income Tax
means Money Made After Only Income Tax is deducted.
Please use the data in Exercise #2 and calculate what your Current Monthly Savings Rate
your calculation in the white box below:
Click on the "+" to the lef of this sentence to check your answer afer you have calculated your Curren
Monthly Savings Rate.
Please use the data in Exercise #2 and calculate what your Current Mo
Housing Expenses as a % of Pre-Tax Income is. Put your calculation in
box below:
Your Calculation for Your Current Monthly Housing Expenses as a % of Pre-Tax Income is:
Click on the "+" to the lef of this sentence to check your answer afer you have calculated your Curren
Monthly Housing Expenses as a % of Pre-Tax Income.
Please use the data in Exercise #2 and calculate what your Current Mo
Debt Expenses as a % of Pre-Tax Income is. Put your calculation in the
box below:
Your Calculation for Your Current Monthly Debt Expenses as a % of Pre Tax Income is:
Click on the "+" to the lef of this sentence to check your answer afer you have calculated your Curren
Monthly Debt Expenses as a % of Pre Tax Income.
yze what our largest expenses are as a percent of our pre tax income in our current scenario (
ht):
(You completed Your Below are Ratios for Your New & Improved Monthly
the source of the completed Your NEW+IMPROVED Income S
which is the source of the ratios data in the
Net Income / Your Monthly Income Your Monthly Savings Rate is calculated as follows: Mo
Afer Income Tax.**
ans the Cash Increase ** Please note that Monthly Net Incom
een deducted from or Decrease After ALL Expenses hav
e After Income Tax Incomeand please note that Monthly Inc
x is deducted. means Money Made After Only Incom
Current Monthly Savings Rate is. Put Please use the data in Exercise #3 and calculate what y
Savings Rate is. Put your calculation in the white box b
have calculated your Current Similar to what you did in Question #1 Part 1 of 2, click on the "+" to
answer afer you have calculated your Current Monthly Savings Rate.
culate what your Current Monthly Please use the data in Exercise #3
me is. Put your calculation in the white IMPROVED Monthly Housing Exp
calculation in the white box below
f Pre-Tax Income is: Your Calculation for Your NEW Monthly Housing Expenses as a % o
have calculated your Current Click on the "+" to the lef of this sentence to check your an
IMPROVED Monthly Housing Expenses as a % of Pre-Tax Inc
culate what your Current Monthly Please use the data in Exercise #3
s. Put your calculation in the white IMPROVED Monthly Debt Expens
calculation in the white box below
Pre Tax Income is: Your Calculation for Your NEW Monthly Debt Expenses as a %
have calculated your Current Click on the "+" to the lef of this sentence to check your answe
IMPROVED Monthly Debt Expenses as a % of Pre Tax Income
current scenario (the chart below on the left) and
tence to check your answer afer you have calculated your NEW &
es as a % of Pre-Tax Income.
stion #3, which is in the yellow box to the left of this blue box.
Bike Rides and Family Picnics Instead of Going to the Movies Tip
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Carpool Tip
Eat What You Have First (Freezer & Pantry) Before Shopping Tip
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** Each one of these savings items are mentioned in the savings videos in the course in the section called ">100
item on this tab.
by entering in monthly amounts & comments (if applicable), then scroll down to the bottom of this exercis
e identified 0 Philippine pesos monthly in savings, which is worth 0 Philippine pesos annually and your net
ox will update when you make changes below. Thanks
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e course in the section called ">100 Ways to Save MUCH More: Let’s Create Your NEW & IMPROVED Income Statement!". You ca
he bottom of this exercise to see how much money you will save!
s annually and your net worth will be 0 Philippine pesos higher in
Exercise #2: Money In & Money Out: Creating Your CURRENT Income Stmt.
Your Net Worth = What You Own (Assets) - What You Owe (Liabilitie
Any other debt items (i.e., cable bill, medical, rent, parking etc)
All other items /bills etc that you owe others
Other Things You Owe
Other Things You Owe
Other Things You Owe
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xercise, then please only fill in the white boxes in this yellow box below.
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Please use the data in Exercise #7 and calculate what your Solvency Ratio is. Put your calculation in the w
Click on the "+" to the lef of this sentence to check your answer afer you have calculated your Solvency Rati
Your Debt to Equity Ratio is calculated by taking your Liabilities and dividing it by your Net Worth (also ca
Please use the data in Exercise #7 and calculate what your Debt to Equity Ratio is. Put your calculation in
Click on the "+" to the lef of this sentence to check your answer afer you have calculated your Debt to Equit
The inputs to calculating your Debt to Equity Ratio are:
Your Equity (which is What You Own - What You Owe….also called Net Worth)
** As you get older, this ratio should fall by quite a bit as you pay off your mortgage and
Your Debt to Assets Ratio is calculated by dividing Your Debt (meaning Liabilities) by Your Assets. The res
below 50%.
Please use the data in Exercise #5 and calculate what your Debt to Assets Ratio is. Put your calculation in
Click on the "+" to the lef of this sentence to check your answer afer you have calculated your Debt to Asset
alyze a Few Balance Sheet Ratios (So We C
s for Your Balance Sheet (You completed Your Balance Sheet in Exercise #7, which
Your Solvency Ratio is calculated by dividing Your Net Worth by Your Assets. The result is a percent ratio an
Ratio % in order for us to potentially be in financial trouble. We will focus on increasing your Solvency Rati
our Assets were 200, then our Solvency Ratio would be 25% and if our Assets dropped in value by 25%, th
ta in Exercise #7 and calculate what your Solvency Ratio is. Put your calculation in the white box below:
lef of this sentence to check your answer afer you have calculated your Solvency Ratio.
ty Ratio is calculated by taking your Liabilities and dividing it by your Net Worth (also called Equity).
ta in Exercise #7 and calculate what your Debt to Equity Ratio is. Put your calculation in the white box below:
lef of this sentence to check your answer afer you have calculated your Debt to Equity Ratio.
e inputs to calculating your Debt to Equity Ratio are:
Your Equity (which is What You Own - What You Owe….also called Net Worth) 0.00
As you get older, this ratio should fall by quite a bit as you pay off your mortgage and other obligations.
ets Ratio is calculated by dividing Your Debt (meaning Liabilities) by Your Assets. The result is a percent ratio and lower is better.
ta in Exercise #5 and calculate what your Debt to Assets Ratio is. Put your calculation in the white box below:
lef of this sentence to check your answer afer you have calculated your Debt to Assets Ratio.
s (So We Can Improve them Over Time)
Exercise #7, which is the source of the ratios data in the formulas below).
The result is a percent ratio and higher is better. This is important as the value of our assets would need to fall by our Solvency
increasing your Solvency Ratio in this course and we want this percent to be above 50%. For example, if Net Worth was 50 and
dropped in value by 25%, then we could be in financial trouble.
).
box below:
cent ratio and lower is better. We will focus on increasing your Debt to Assets Ratio in this course and we want this percent to be
box below:
rove them Over Time)
of the ratios data in the formulas below).
s important as the value of our assets would need to fall by our Solvency
want this percent to be above 50%. For example, if Net Worth was 50 and
cial trouble.
sing your Debt to Assets Ratio in this course and we want this percent to be
Let's Analyze Ratios that Use Our Inc
Below are Ratios that Use Data from Your Income Statement and Your Balance S
Exercise #7, which are the source of the ratios data in the formula
Your Lost Job Coverage Ratio is calculated by dividing Your Net Worth by Your Annual Expenses (not inc
least once...&sometimes many years later you look back and actually realize that it's a blessing in disguis
have our Net Worth cover our annual Expenses (assuming we can sell some of our assets).
:-) Please use the data in Exercise #2 and in Exercise #7 and calculate what your Lost Job Coverage Ratio is.
Click on the "+" to the lef of this sentence to check your answer afer you have calculated your Lost Job Cove
If you are married and/or have kids, it's important to consider getting life insurance (which we will cover
this is through getting a life insurance policy (again, we will cover this later in the course). Your Life Insur
equals how many years worth of expenses are covered for your family.
Please use the data in Exercise #2 and in Exercise #7 and calculate what your Life Insurance Coverage Ra
erage Ratio is calculated by dividing Your Net Worth by Your Annual Expenses (not including Income Taxes as we wouldn't have
metimes many years later you look back and actually realize that it's a blessing in disguise if you are not passionate about what y
rth cover our annual Expenses (assuming we can sell some of our assets).
ta in Exercise #2 and in Exercise #7 and calculate what your Lost Job Coverage Ratio is. Put your calculation in the white box bel
lef of this sentence to check your answer afer you have calculated your Lost Job Coverage Ratio.
d and/or have kids, it's important to consider getting life insurance (which we will cover later in this course). You want your fami
tting a life insurance policy (again, we will cover this later in the course). Your Life Insurance Coverage Ratio = (Your Life Insuranc
years worth of expenses are covered for your family.
ta in Exercise #2 and in Exercise #7 and calculate what your Life Insurance Coverage Ratio is. Put your calculation in the white b
lef of this sentence to check your answer afer you have calculated your Life Insurance Coverage Ratio.
e Statement AND Our Balance Sheet
ou completed Your Income Statement in Exercise #2 and your Balance Sheet
w).
me Taxes as we wouldn't have to pay incomes taxes if we were out of work, which happens to everybody, myself included, at
not passionate about what you are doing). Of course a higher Lost Job Coverage Ratio is better. Above 1x is ideal so that we ca
s course). You want your family to have at least 10 years worth of annual expenses in order to be ok. The best way to accomplish
age Ratio = (Your Life Insurance Coverage Pay Out + Your Net Worth) / Your Annual Expenses Excluding Income Taxes and this all
ars worth of annual expenses in order to be ok. The best way to accomplish
our Net Worth) / Your Annual Expenses Excluding Income Taxes and this all
Let's calculate how much you nee
Please only enter or change the white cells (please select to t
Settings button above to change your age and/or your retire
Your government's retirement savings program in Philippines is called the and you can c
h you need to retire based on your assum
ells (please select to the dark grey
age and/or your retirement age):
Monthly savings:
Number of years:
Annual interest rate if you invested the savings**:
Value in years: -
Your government's education savings program in Philippines is called the AcademiX and
For many more great online education calculators, please see this website:
need to pay for education based on your assumptions.
if you work for company, talk to your boss or HR and make sure that you deduct as much as possible from
retirement savings changes a lot. Just make sure to know what the maximum amount is. The amount yo
top of this amount. All companies are different as well. In the US, retirement savings is called 401k and C
much more annually as you don't have a pension. We will discuss what to invest your Retirement Saving
high] taxes.
Play around with the numbers in the white boxes below by assuming that you pay taxes in a non retirem
your annual retirement savings. You only pay taxes once you take out your retirement savings many year
Question 1 Part 1: Enter values in the white boxes above to solve this question. If you saved 16,000 Philipp
Now do the exact same question again, but assume that your annual tax rate was 0% and then you pay the
Question 1 Part 2: Do the exact same question as Part 1 (above), except assume that you invested fo
earlier (meaning saving in your retirement vehicle for 30 years instead of 25 year).
Click on the "+" to the lef of this sentence to check your answers.
You would have 386,206 Philippine pesos more by the end of 30 years afer paying 40% ta
Paying for university education for your children is very expensive. As such, in many countries, you can s
total amount; in the US, it's $70k per person or $140k per married couple (a lot of money...I know). The
savings program is called a 529 Plan. In other countries, there are different names; for example, in Canad
Your government's education savings program in Philippines is called the AcademiX and you can click on
Question 2 Part 1: Let's assume that you and your married partner want to send your child to univer
contribution would need to be in order to have 140,000 saved (pre tax) in 18 years (use an interest rate of
Click on the "+" to the lef of this sentence to check your answers.
Question 2 Part 2: Please do the exact same calculation that you did in Question 2, Part 1, except ass
9.5% and the value you want to have saved in 18 years pre tax is 280,000. What would your annual savings
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This question is ridiculous, but fun! In 50 years when you retire, you want to spend $65mn US on a Gulfstre
after tax, we need to calculate how much we need to save annually in order to buy it (we will assume the p
Click on the "+" to the lef of this sentence to check your answers.
g Your Money by Paying a$ Little Tax as Po$$ible
ant you to save. Not taking advantage of as many tax incentives as possible is like throwing yo
1: Retirement Savings
mpany, talk to your boss or HR and make sure that you deduct as much as possible from each paycheck. If applicable, every cou
gs changes a lot. Just make sure to know what the maximum amount is. The amount you can deduct in the US as of now, for exa
nt. All companies are different as well. In the US, retirement savings is called 401k and Canada it's RRSP, in England it's PPP and i
ally as you don't have a pension. We will discuss what to invest your Retirement Savings in Part 3 of the Course - the Make Mon
the numbers in the white boxes below by assuming that you pay taxes in a non retirement savings account or you don't pay tax
ement savings. You only pay taxes once you take out your retirement savings many years in the future (the power of compound
Interest Rate =
Tax Rate =
Years =
Value in years = 0
ter values in the white boxes above to solve this question. If you saved 16,000 Philippine pesos annually at an interest rate of
me question again, but assume that your annual tax rate was 0% and then you pay the 40% tax on that final amount, then com
2: Do the exact same question as Part 1 (above), except assume that you invested for 25 years instead of 30 years. When yo
ng in your retirement vehicle for 30 years instead of 25 year).
lef of this sentence to check your answers.
u would have 386,206 Philippine pesos more by the end of 30 years afer paying 40% tax on that final amount than if you paid 4
2: Education Savings
sity education for your children is very expensive. As such, in many countries, you can save money and let it grow tax free just lik
he US, it's $70k per person or $140k per married couple (a lot of money...I know). Then when your child is ready to start unive
s called a 529 Plan. In other countries, there are different names; for example, in Canada it's called an RESP.
's education savings program in Philippines is called the AcademiX and you can click on me to go to their website.
1: Let's assume that you and your married partner want to send your child to university in 18 years and you want to have 14
eed to be in order to have 140,000 saved (pre tax) in 18 years (use an interest rate of 9.5% for this example):
Interest Rate =
Tax Rate =
Years =
Value in years = 0
2: Please do the exact same calculation that you did in Question 2, Part 1, except assume that you have 2 kids that you want
ou want to have saved in 18 years pre tax is 280,000. What would your annual savings contribution be? Use the table below f
Interest Rate =
Tax Rate =
Years =
Value in years = 0
lef of this sentence to check your answers.
3: Saving for a MASSIVE item to have when you retire like a private j
lous, but fun! In 50 years when you retire, you want to spend $65mn US on a Gulfstream G650 Private Jet, which is so bad as
calculate how much we need to save annually in order to buy it (we will assume the price will still be $65 mn in the future....m
Interest Rate =
Years =
Tax Rate =
Value in years after tax = 0.00
check. If applicable, every country has different amounts that you can deduct and the amount you can contribute to your
ct in the US as of now, for example is about $18k annually per person. Check to see if your company matches and contributes o
RRSP, in England it's PPP and in Australia it's called a Superannuation. In many places if you are self employed, you can contribut
of the Course - the Make Money Part. For now, I want to put this on your radar screen so you can protect your money from [far t
account or you don't pay taxes (meaning make the Tax Rate 0%). You will see the importance in this exercise of trying to max ou
ure (the power of compound annual tax free interest rocks!).
nnually at an interest rate of 12.5% and you paid taxes of 40% annually for 30 years, what would the value be in 30 years?
n that final amount, then comment on how much more money you would save by the end of 30 years.
nstead of 30 years. When you get the answer, you will be amazed at how much more money you can save by starting 5 years
nal amount than if you paid 40% annual tax.
and let it grow tax free just like saving for retirement. Instead of an annual maximum amount, many countries have a maximum
ur child is ready to start university at 18 years old, you take the money out and pay taxes. In the US, this education retirement
d an RESP.
o their website.
ears and you want to have 140,000 saved up in 18 years. Using the table below, calculate what your annual tax free
is example):
you have 2 kids that you want to send to university in 18 years. For the question, also assume that the annual interest rate is
on be? Use the table below for your calculations.
e like a private jet!
Private Jet, which is so bad ass and looks like the pictures below on the right here. Since the $65mn would need to be spent
ll be $65 mn in the future....meaning no inflation)! Assume that the interest rate is 17% and that the tax rate is 37%.
vantage of Tax Incentive$)
garbage!
nts that you can deduct and the amount you can contribute to your
ually per person. Check to see if your company matches and contributes on
uperannuation. In many places if you are self employed, you can contribute
to put this on your radar screen so you can protect your money from [far too
ax Rate 0%). You will see the importance in this exercise of trying to max out
rocks!).
ill be amazed at how much more money you can save by starting 5 years
Instead of an annual maximum amount, many countries have a maximum
take the money out and pay taxes. In the US, this education retirement
ars. Using the table below, calculate what your annual tax free
18 years. For the question, also assume that the annual interest rate is
ures below on the right here. Since the $65mn would need to be spent
ssume that the interest rate is 17% and that the tax rate is 37%.
Tax Filing Organizer Print Date = 01/18/2020
COMPLETE:
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Exercise #14: Similar to what we did with our Income Statement earlier,
Money You Make from Your Job Before All Taxes and Deductions (if Applicable):
Money In:
Money You Make from Other Sources Before All Taxes (if Applicable):
All Taxes (If you want, just categorize all income tax in one line, like Federal Income Tax)
<-- Click"+" to add more. Total Monthly Car & Transportation Expenses:
Debt Payments ( (if Applicable and Please Do Not Including Mortgage, which is listed abo
Education Monthly Expenses: if Applicable and Please note that Student Loans are accou
<-- Click"+" to add more. Total Monthly Food & Drink Expenses:
<-- Click"+" to add more. Total Monthly Fees & Charges Expenses:
<-- Click"+" to add more. Total Monthly Gifts and Donations Expenses:
Housing Monthly Expenses (if applicable & include Rent, Mortgage etc. please include a
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oney You Make from Your Job Before All Taxes and Deductions (if Applicable):
Monthly Salary Before Taxes and Other Deductions
(From all jobs. We will deduct taxes in the Money Out section.)
Monthly Commissions/Bonuses before tax
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Your Job (if Applicable)
Total Monthly Income from Your Job: 0.00
oney You Make from Other Sources Before All Taxes (if Applicable):
Dividend Income
Interest Income and Income from All Investments
Rental Income (i.e., if you rent a room out using Airbnb)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Income from Other Sources (if Applicable)
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% of Pre-Tax Incom
Taxes (If you want, just categorize all income tax in one line, like Federal Income Tax)
Federal Income Tax
Sate or Provincial Income Tax
Municipal or City/Town Income Tax
Health Care Tax
Social Security Tax
All Other Monthly Taxes on Your Monthly Income
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (i.e., on Investments, etc.)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
Other Monthly Tax Expenses (if Applicable)
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bt Payments ( (if Applicable and Please Do Not Including Mortgage, which is listed above) % of Pre-Tax Incom
Monthly Debt Payments on Other Loans*
Monthly Debt Payments on Student Loans*
Monthly Interest Payment on Credit Cards
All other Monthly Interest & Debt Expenses (Not Including Mortgage)*
Other Monthly Debt Expenses
Other Monthly Debt Expenses
Other Monthly Debt Expenses
Total Monthly Debt Expenses: 0.00
ucation Monthly Expenses: if Applicable and Please note that Student Loans are accounted for in the Monthly Debt Section)
Books
Supplies
Tuition
Other Education
Other Monthly Education Expenses
Other Monthly Education Expenses
Other Monthly Education Expenses
Total Monthly Education Expenses: 0.00
es and Fee Related Charges Monthly Expenses (if Applicable): % of Pre-Tax Incom
Bank Machine (ATM) Fee
Fees for Late Payments
Financial Advisor Fee
Other Bank Fees
Other Fee Related Expenses
Other Monthly Fee Related Expenses
Other Monthly Fee Related Expenses
Other Monthly Fee Related Expenses
Total Monthly Fees & Charges Expenses: 0.00
alth / Fitness / Life Insurance Monthly Expenses (if Applicable): % of Pre-Tax Incom
Insurance Related to your Health (not Life Insurance)
Dental Insurance*
Dentist Fee*
Eye/Vision Fee*
Eye/Vison Insurance*
Fitness Classes
Gym Fees
Life Insurance
Pharmacy Expenses
Other Doctor or Non-Fitness Health Expenses*
Other Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Monthly Expenses
Other Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Monthly Expenses
Other Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Monthly Expenses
Other Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Monthly Expenses
Total Monthly Health / Fitness / Life Insurance Expenses: 0.00
using Monthly Expenses (if applicable & include Rent, Mortgage etc. please include all housing expenses here)
Cable for TV
Furniture
Gas & Electric
Home Improvement
Home Owner's Association Dues
Insurance Related to Your House
Lawn/Garden
Mortgage Monthly Payment*
Property Tax*
Rent
Water Utility Bill
Other Housing Expenses*
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Comparing Banks
NEXT STEP: If you found a bank or financial institution based on your research by answering the 12 questions above that you feel is a safer place to put your money AND with relatively more attractive fees, then consider switching banks.
Bank Fees: Do you feel comfortable with the fee structure of the bank you are using?
Bank Insurance: Do you understand how much money you have that is government insured?
Company Benefits: Do you understand what benefits (if applicable) that your company
provides?
Credit Cards: Do you feel comfortable with the number of credit cards that you have (less is
better of course)?
Credit Rating/Score: Do you feel comfortable with your current credit rating/score (if
applicable)?
Error Checking: Are you checking every statement that you receive to make sure that they don't
contain any errors?
Identity Theft: Are you comfortable with how you are protecting yourself from potential identity
thef?
Insurance: Do you have enough insurance (car + life + health + dental + vision + home insurance
if applicable)?
Organization System: Do you have an organized system to collect your bills, receipts and all
money documents?
Retirement Needs: Do you have a general sense of how much money you need to retire?
Retirement/Education Savings: Do you feel comfortable with your current retirement savings
(and education savings if applicable) accounts?
NEXT STEP: We are done with Part 2: Protect Money. Next up we will cover Part 3 Make Money. Please w
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Exercise #7: Creating & Understanding Your
Part #2 of 3: Protect Money Balance Sheet (“What You Own and What You
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Part #2 of 3: Protect Money Exercise #8: Analyzing Your Balance Sheet
Exercise #9: Analyzing Your Balance Sheet AND
Part #2 of 3: Protect Money Your Income Statement Together
Part #2 of 3: Protect Money Exercise #10: How Much Do You Need to Retire?
Exercise #7: Creating & Understanding Your Balance Sheet (“What You Own and What You Owe”)
Annual fee:
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15%. Afer you have answered the question, please play around with the white boxes by makin
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Section B: Explained in the Lecture Called "Your Ownership Amounts in Stocks and ETFs". Please complete only the YELLOW shaded boxes below.
SECTION A: Explained in the Lecture Called: Investment Data Basics or by clicking me (for the hyperlink)
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CUT & PASTE WATCHLIST ETF or STOCK POSITIONS (Meaning Stocks or ETFs You are Watching, But Don't Own Yet).
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Section D: Sector and Stock Drivers: What Will Make Each Investment Move)? Complete the YELLOW shaded boxes. Section E: Your Research: Questions to answer about your investments. Click on each box to select your answers below (if applicable)
Section C: Risk Management Section F: [Optional] If you want, create your own titles, calculations etc in the 10 columns below.
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Exposure (If Applicable) Exposure product or service? comfortable with the valuation? or the annual report if it's a stock? below on what you need to do to make sure that the no turns into a yes : ) OF 10 2 OF 10 3 OF 10 4 OF 10 5 OF 10 6 OF 10
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on your Settings tab. When asked to input the names of the stocks in your portfolio in step 3, please
portfolio if applicable):
First, please enter the top 3 stocks that famous growth investor William O'Neil suggests owning from
Investor's website:
Then, please enter the top 3 stocks that famed investor Warren Buffett owns from this web address
Questions #2-#6: Please only read and attempt questions #2 through #5 once you have completed Q
Questions #2 through #6 all pertain to data in the table starting below in row 36. Please note that th
linked to the settings page that you updated in question #1. Also, please note that stocks 1-3 in the t
(shaded in orange) and stocks 4-6 are the GROWTH stocks (shaded in blue) that Buffett owns.
Question 2: In the 2 white boxes below, document what the average dividend yield is for the growth i
the value investor?
Question 3: In the 2 white boxes below, document what the average Price / Book for the growth inve
investor?
Question 4: In the 2 white boxes below, document what the average Trailing Price / Earnings is for the
Earnings is for the value investor?
Question 6: In the 2 white boxes below, document what the average Earnings Growth Rate is for the g
Rate is for the value investor?
Market
Ticker Symbol Name Capitalization
1
2
3
4
5
6
ngs button on the top right-hand side of your screen and complete steps 1 through 7, which starts in row 100
your portfolio in step 3, please enter the following 6 tickers (in this order...and delete any tickers already in your
in row 36. Please note that the data in the table below is
se note that stocks 1-3 in the table below are the VALUE stocks
blue) that Buffett owns.
vidend yield is for the growth investor and what the average dividend yield is (if any) for
rice / Book for the growth investor is and what the average Price / Book is for the value
railing Price / Earnings is for the growth investor and what the average Trailing Price /
orward Price / Earnings is or the growth investor and what the average Forward Price /
arnings Growth Rate is for the growth investor and what the average Earnings Growth
TED BELOW). VALUE INVESTORS PREFER STOCKS WITH LOW GROWTH, LOWER RISK & LOWER P
OM 3 LISTED BELOW). GROWTH INVESTORS PREFER STOCKS WITH HIGH GROWTH, HIGHER RIS
we do our portfolio diversification exercise later in the course, we need to remember what the lower and higher risk investmen
iate portfolio structure based on our risk tolerance (i.e., older age = lower risk and younger age = higher risk).
we do our portfolio diversification exercise later in the course, we need to remember what the lower and higher risk investmen
iate portfolio structure based on our risk tolerance (i.e., older age = lower risk and younger age = higher risk).
214.19 - - 18.74
252.74 - - 13.45
297.24 0 - 43.36
79.58 2.4 0.0307 47.89
54.26 1.52 0.0278 36.99
176.24 2.34 0.0134 25.62
ting this exercise. Thanks
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Exercise #20: Bonds: Please watch the lesson associated with exercise #20 fi
Question #1: Please go to the settings tab by clicking on the grey Settings button on the top right-han
names of the stocks in your portfolio in step 3, please enter the following 6 BOND FUND tickers (in th
1) Enter in the ticker BND, which is the Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF.
2) Enter in the ticker TLT, which is iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF.
3) Enter in the ticker TIP, which is the iShares TIPS Bond ETF.
4) Enter in the ticker VLTCX which is the Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF.
5) Enter in the ticker ISHG, which is the iShares 1-3 Year International Treasury Bond ETF
6) Enter in the ticker BNDX, which is the Vanguard Total International Bond ETF.
Questions #2-#7: Please only read and attempt questions #2 through #7 once you have completed q
Questions #2 through #7 all pertain to data in the table starting below. Please note that the data in t
settings page that you updated in question #1. Please don't look at the contents of the green cells be
#1 and please watch the video associated with this lecture while answering questions in this exercise
the 6 questions below in the white shaded cells on the right:
2
3
6
Ticker Symbol Name Price
ngs button on the top right-hand side of your screen and complete steps 1 through 7. When asked to input the
ing 6 BOND FUND tickers (in this order...and delete any tickers already in your portfolio):
ETF.
F.
ETF.
l Bond ETF.
. Please note that the data in the table below is linked to the
e contents of the green cells below until you complete question
ering questions in this exercise. Please enter your answers to
Question 2: Using Yahoo Finance, find out what is the % of the holdings in
the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF fund that are rated at AAA or
above.
Question 3: Using Yahoo Finance, find out what TIPS stands for.
Question 4: Using Yahoo Finance, find out what the top 5 holdings are of
the Vanguard Long-Term Corporate Bd Idx Adm fund.
Question 5: Using Yahoo Finance, find out what the top 5 country holdings
are of the iShares 1-3 Year International TrsBd ETF fund.
Question 6: Using Yahoo Finance, find out what the top 3 country holdings
are of the Vanguard Total International Bond ETF fund.
Please Enter Your
Answer in the White
Question Cells Below:
Question #1: Please go to the settings tab by clicking on the grey Settings button on the top right-han
names of the stocks in your portfolio in step 3, please enter the following 6 COMMODITY ETF tickers
1) Enter in the ticker GLD which is the SPDR Gold Shares commodity investment.
2) Enter in the ticker SLV which is the iShares Silver Trust commodity investment.
3) Enter in the ticker USO, which is the United States Oil commodity investment.
4) Enter in the ticker RJI which is The "Elements Rogers Intl Cmdty" commodity investment. Read bo
Jim Rogers if you want as he is incredibly knowledgeable on commodities.
5) Enter in the ticker JJC which is the iPath Bloomberg Copper commodity investment.
6) Enter in the ticker GSG which is the iShares S&P GSCI Commodity-Indexed Trust commodity inves
This fund invests in commodity futures (but it's ok to consider this as it is diversified).
Questions #2-#7: Please only read and attempt questions #2 through #5 once you have completed Q
Questions #2 through #7 all pertain to data in the table starting below. Please note that the data in t
settings page that you updated in question #1. Please don't look at the green shaded cells below unti
#1 in this exercise. Watch the video version of this lecture please as you complete the exercises and,
you have any questions. Please enter your answers to the 6 questions below in the white shaded cel
2
3
6
1 ANET Arista Networks, Inc. 15.66B
2 ALGN Align Technology, Inc. 20.26B
3 COHR Coherent, Inc. 7.32B
4 KHC The Kraf Heinz Company 96.95B
5 WFC Wells Fargo & Company 267.19B
6 AAPL Apple Inc. 904.87B
ngs button on the top right-hand side of your screen and complete steps 1 through 7. When asked to input the
ing 6 COMMODITY ETF tickers (in this order...and delete any tickers already in your portfolio):
investment.
investment.
investment.
odity investment.
. Please note that the data in the table below is linked to the
e green shaded cells below until you have completed question
ou complete the exercises and, as always, please let me know if
below in the white shaded cells on the right:
Question 1: Using Yahoo Finance, find out what the inception date was for
the SPDR Gold Shares investment.
Question 2: Using Yahoo Finance, find out what the volume of shares that
was traded on November 9th, 2017 of the iShares Silver Trust investment.
Question 3: Using Yahoo Finance, find out what the expense ratio is for the
USO.
Question 4: Using Yahoo Finance, find out how many commodities futures
contracts are in the ELEMENTS Rogers Intl Cmdty TR ETN fund.
Question 5: Using Yahoo Finance, find out what the year to date return is
of the iPath Bloomberg Copper SubTR ETN fund.
Question 6: Using Yahoo Finance, find out what the net asset value is of
the iShares S&P GSCI Commodity-Indexed Trust fund.
214.19 - - 18.74
252.74 - - 13.45
297.24 0 - 43.36
79.58 2.4 0.0307 47.89
54.26 1.52 0.0278 36.99
176.24 2.34 0.0134 25.62
Mortgage Size:
Interest Rate:
Mortgage Size:
Interest Rate:
Mortgage Size:
Interest Rate:
ad the fine print on the mortgage documents that we signed from question #1 , and the interest
hat our new monthly mortgage payment would be. For simplicity, please just assume that the le
yment yet.
exact same scenario as we did in Question #1 (meaning a 200k 30 year mortgage at 5%). One m
u and told you that interest rates dropped an entire 1% in the past 30 days and recommends tha
oker tells you he can do all the paperwork and get you that 1% lower rate for a fee of 1k. Should
osed mortgage in the white boxes below.
ite cells below):
os with a mortgage that had an interest rate of 5%
Question #1: Please go to the settings tab by clicking on the grey Settings button on the top right-han
names of the stocks in your portfolio in step 3, please enter the following 6 REIT ETF tickers (in this o
1) Enter in the ticker VNQ which is the Vanguard REIT ETF investment.
2) Enter in the ticker SRET which is the Global X SuperDividend REIT ETF investment.
3) Enter in the ticker XRE.TO which is the iShares S&P/TSX Capped REIT ETF investment.
4) Enter in the ticker SCHH which is the Schwab US REIT ETF investment.
5) Enter in the ticker REET which is the iShares Global REIT ETF investment.
6) Enter in the ticker RWR which is the SPDR Dow Jones REIT ETF investment.
Questions #2-#7: Please only read and attempt questions #2 through #5 once you have completed q
Questions #2 through #7 all pertain to data in the table starting below. Please note that the data in t
settings page that you updated in question #1. Please don't look at the green shaded cells below unti
Please enter your answers to the 6 questions below in the white shaded cells on the right:
2
3
6
1 ANET Arista Networks, Inc. 15.66B
2 ALGN Align Technology, Inc. 20.26B
3 COHR Coherent, Inc. 7.32B
4 KHC The Kraf Heinz Company 96.95B
5 WFC Wells Fargo & Company 267.19B
6 AAPL Apple Inc. 904.87B
ngs button on the top right-hand side of your screen and complete steps 1 through 7. When asked to input the
ing 6 REIT ETF tickers (in this order...and delete any tickers already in your portfolio):
t.
ETF investment.
ent.
tment.
estment.
. Please note that the data in the table below is linked to the
e green shaded cells below until you complete question 1.
ed cells on the right:
Question 2: Using Yahoo Finance, find out what the inception date of this
REIT.
Question 3: Using Yahoo Finance, find out country this REIT has
investments in.
Question 4: Using Yahoo Finance, find out what the dividend yield is on the
largest holding in this the SCHH ETF?
Question 5: Using Yahoo Finance, find out what the average daily volume is
for this REIT.
Question 6: Using Yahoo Finance, find out what the market cap is of the
3rd largest holding in this REIT.
214.19 - - 18.74
252.74 - - 13.45
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54.26 1.52 0.0278 36.99
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Please watch the Exercise #24 video WHILE you complete this exercise thanks! Similar to exercises 1
button on the top right-hand side of your screen and complete steps 1 through 7 (which starts in row
portfolio in step 3, make sure that your portfolio is diversified and adheres to our diversification rule
Once you come up with your list of stocks, ETFs, bonds, commodities and REITs, then please copy th
exercises 18, 20,21 and 23. Then double check that your portfolio share counts (make them up if you
at your portfolio by clicking on the grey Your Portfolio button and scrolling over to column BW per th
per the image below. Please watch the lesson associated with Exercise 24 while you do this exercise
** Please note that the orange box on the right that has the 10 diversification rules is also pasted all th
lecture associated with this Exercise #24 while you do this exercise. Thanks!
1 ANET Arista Networks, Inc. 15.66B
2 ALGN Align Technology, Inc. 20.26B
3 COHR Coherent, Inc. 7.32B
4 KHC The Kraf Heinz Company 96.95B
5 WFC Wells Fargo & Company 267.19B
6 AAPL Apple Inc. 904.87B
thanks! Similar to exercises 18, 20,21 and 23 please go to the settings tab by clicking on the grey Settings
through 7 (which starts in row 100 on the Settings tab). When asked to input the names of the stocks in your
heres to our diversification rules per the list on the right (meaning the orange shaded box with the 10 rules**).
and REITs, then please copy the data from Yahoo Finance and paste it into the settings tab just like we did in
e counts (make them up if you want to for this exercise) are all within the risk management % limits by looking
lling over to column BW per the image below. Then please make sure to complete the white cells in cell "BY"
e 24 while you do this exercise and as always, please let me know if you have questions thanks!
cation rules is also pasted all the way to the right on the Your Portfolio tab starting in cell CB…please watch the
nks!
214.19 - - 18.74
252.74 - - 13.45
297.24 0 - 43.36
79.58 2.4 0.0307 47.89
54.26 1.52 0.0278 36.99
176.24 2.34 0.0134 25.62
[Optional] Please Consider Using these 10 Diversification & Portfolio Construction Rules After Y
Diversification & Portfolio Construction Rule #1: Accounting for our Age. We take 110 minus our age and this is how much
investment. So if you are 30 years old, then 110 – 30 = 80 which means that 80% of your portfolio can be in more-risky inve
in more-risky investments and 40% in less risky investments.
Diversification & Portfolio Construction Rule #2: Accounting for Risk: There are 2 types of investment risk classes for our m
called less-risky. The less risky class consists of investments that are more likely going to hold their value like government bo
account or large cap stock funds or value stock funds – meaning funds stocks that are not expensive. Less risky means funds
including individual stocks and individual corporate bonds and any bond fund with a rating below A. Commodities and reits
Diversification & Portfolio Construction Rule #3: Accounting for Investment Size % Limits: No investment in a particular inv
AAA rated government bonds
Diversification & Portfolio Construction Rule #4: Fees: No fee can ever be more than an expense ratio of 0.5%, which will e
earlier in the course. This means that 0.5% or less of the value of the fund is used to manage that fund – meaning paying fo
Diversification & Portfolio Construction Rule #5: Commodity and REIT Exposure. Commodities and REITs cannot each be m
Diversification & Portfolio Construction Rule #6: International Exposure: Try your best to get 20%+ international exposure
Diversification & Portfolio Construction Rule #7: Sector Exposure: Try to not have more than 20% of your investments in 1
Diversification & Portfolio Construction Rule #8: No trading allowed. Please try your best to hold all investments for many
every few years (per rule #10) or if you changed your mind on an investment based on new information. So before selling a
information, would I have bought the investment or not? If the answer is no, then consider selling it.” Warren Buffett invest
the view, the wiser the intention as we want to be long term greedy.
Diversification & Portfolio Construction Rule #9: Do Your Own Research: As we discussed in the course, please do a lot of r
filings or book or PDF online that explains what the risks are with the investment. Read the annual reports if it’s a company
Diversification & Portfolio Construction Rule #10: “Rebalance” or recalculate the accounting for age calculation every 3 ye
Diversification & Portfolio Construction Rule #10: “Rebalance” or recalculate the accounting for age calculation every 3 ye
11.43 55.27 37.91
18.79 86.55 61.95
6.85 44.75 20.56
1.66 25.51 20.3
1.47 14.02 12.56
6.88 20.01 15.78
Portfolio Construction Rules After You Have Completed Exercise 23. Thanks:
e take 110 minus our age and this is how much we should invest in more-risky investments and the rest will be invested in less risky
80% of your portfolio can be in more-risky investments and 20% in less risky investments. If you are 50 years old, then 110-50 = 60%
are 2 types of investment risk classes for our model portfolio. 1 risk class is simply called more-risky and the other investment class is
ely going to hold their value like government bonds or corporate bonds with a rating of A or above as well as money in your bank
that are not expensive. Less risky means funds only and not individual stocks or corporate bonds. Everything else is more-risky,
d with a rating below A. Commodities and reits are also classified as more-risky.
Size % Limits: No investment in a particular investment or ETF can be more than 5% of the portfolio. The exceptions are cash and
ore than an expense ratio of 0.5%, which will encourage you to buy ETFs instead of mutual funds if you want, which we covered
used to manage that fund – meaning paying for the salaries of the employees managing that fund.
sure. Commodities and REITs cannot each be more than 10% of the value of your portfolio.
t have more than 20% of your investments in 1 particular sector (especially if you currently work in that sector).
try your best to hold all investments for many years. The only reason to sell a position is when you are rebalancing your portfolio
based on new information. So before selling a position, ask yourself this “If I had known about this new piece of publicly disclosed
then consider selling it.” Warren Buffett invests with the intention of being ok if the stock market is closed for a decade. The longer
we discussed in the course, please do a lot of research on each type of investment you make. Read the prospectus – meaning the
ment. Read the annual reports if it’s a company etc.
tor).
Diversification: Are you comfortable with how diversified your portfolio is?
Educational Savings (if applicable): Are you taking advantage of educational savings plans in order to
invest and pay less tax?
Fees: Do you feel comfortable with the fees that you are paying on your investments? If not, please shop
around for lower fees (i.e., consider investing in ETFs Index Funds instead of Mutual Funds).
Index Fund ETFs: Have you done research on potential ETFs to invest in by visiting websites of the largest
ETFs (i.e., Vanguard.com and others)?
Interest Rates: Do you understand how interest rates work? If rates fell since you got your mortgage,
have you asked your mortgage banker if it makes sense for you to refinance at a lower rate?
Investment Time: If long term taxes (meaning >1 year) are lower than short-term taxes (meaning < 1
year) where you live, then are you holding investments in non tax free accounts for longer than 1 year?
Margin: Are you using any margins (loans) to invest in stocks, bonds, commodities and REITs? If so,
please be very careful (I recommend not using margin).
Research: Have you done your own research on your investments (i.e., reading the investment
prospectus and/or annual reports)?
Retirement Savings: Are you taking advantage of retirement savings plans in order to invest and pay less
tax?
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Part 3 of 3: Make More Money Section 20: Make Money with Real Estate
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Introduction to Insurance
Life Insurance
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Investing in Commodities
Side Note: Should You Start Your Own Business & Have >1
Income Stream? 100% YES!
Part #2 of 3: Protect Money Exercise #10: How Much Do You Need to Retire?
Exercise #2: Money In & Money Out: Creating Your CURRENT Income Stmt.
Exercise #7: Creating & Understanding Your Balance Sheet (“What You Own and What You Owe”)