What is financial definition of Modest Means?
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Some money managing institutions(like banks)have profits only on books,but not convertible to liquid cash for customers.For example a bank Lends U S $5000k but as a security for the loan keeps immovable property worth  U S $6000K, but not available for immediate liquidity.Thus the bank has a profit of   U S $1000K that is of no use but technically is having a profit.Such assets are also called NON PERFORMING ASSETS.
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Nominal account\n\nDefinition\n\nAn account kept in a ledger which itemises revenue and expenditure such as sales and operating costs.
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You can be financially sound if and only if you are earning more than you are spending. This of course would be applicable only until you are capable of working. Being able to put up a business, invest or save which can be your milking cow when you retire may probably a  metric to say you are in such a status.
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Yes...the word comes from modest or shy.\n\nAND THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH BEING MODEST OR SHY!!
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It means to carry through with an agreement.\nI agree to pay for a car, and the finance company wants me to "hold up to my end of the bargain" by making the payments.
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Where you put on a fake front that you are rich when you are not, by borrowing money that you do not have by borrowing cloths and jewelry then telling someone that they are yours when they are not yours. When you lie that you own this or that and that you have been here or there when you have not. It is a degree of false richness that does not last long.
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It means that when you put your money in the bank, that you are earning money, not only by interest, but later it is money that you would not otherwise had.
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a listing of those companies that have short positions in their stocks that have not been borrowed. therefore they are considered naked and have not been delivered. this was set up to try and combat the problem of naked shorting hurting the stock performance of various companies.
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disbursement\n\nas in you are disbursing cash for something to be purchased
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Something that is insufficient is not large enough in amount for a particular purpose. Example : His salary is INSUFFICIENT to meet his needs.
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spar·ing (spâr'ĭng) \nadj.\nGiven to or marked by prudence and restraint in the use of material resources.\nDeficient or limited in quantity, fullness, or extent.\nForbearing; lenient.
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just right on the money\n\n:> peace\n.
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r u gon crack\ndonation do u understand meaning of it\nsorry if u donate then there is no return to it \nto the said donation of urs might b an investment firm\nok\n\nn if u really want to donate(no return)\nthan\njust open some space which is used for cows &buffellos\nfor their staying & producing milk\nyeh u will definetly blessed by these animals\nn\nmilk also\nok mr.patel
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Sounds like a lawyer's way of saying the individual has all his money tied up in "investments" and is unable to pay off some debt or bill or other responsbility.\n\n"Investments" can be stocks, bonds, real estate, term CDs, company ownership, commodities, collectibles -- anything that has value and would need to be sold to get actual money.  In some cases a "liquidity constrained" individual can simply transfer some of these items in lieu of selling.
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literally: "a partial refund of the amount of the rent",\ni.e. \na refund of part of the rent payment
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Hmm...thats a tough one. I honestly don't know. But this might help :\n\nExhort (verb) : to urge, advise or warn earnestly\nShyer (adj) : easily frightened / wary/ deficient/ lacking