Total Cost of Ownership (and Cars)
Total cost of ownership is a way to calculate how much something will really cost over time (purchase price plus ongoing costs).Keep Reading
Total cost of ownership is a way to calculate how much something will really cost over time (purchase price plus ongoing costs).Keep Reading
Blockchain is a new technology for enabling anonymous transactions (that aren’t recorded in a central registry).Keep Reading
Frozen assets are assets you can’t spend or move, because they’ve been ‘frozen’ by the courts or the government.Keep Reading
A write-down is when a business admits that something it owns is worth less than previously thought. Keep Reading
Deferred liabilities are bills that companies put off paying for years, and sometimes try to get out of altogether. Keep Reading
Stranded assets are large investments which have been rendered useless by an unexpected market change.Keep Reading
Capital investments are big, expensive projects that provide benefits over many years, and often generate income to help pay for themselves.Keep Reading
Bonds are debt: IOUs issued by corporations and governments.Keep Reading
Dark money is money that moves around out of the public eye, making it hard to know who’s spending it or what exactly they’re buying.Keep Reading
Bankruptcy is the legal process that happens if you run out of money and can’t pay your bills.Keep Reading
‘Cash accounting’ is the way many small businesses track their results: by measuring how much cash comes in and goes out.Keep Reading
Self insurance is what companies (and people) do if they can’t afford insurance, or believe the chance of a catastrophic loss is small.Keep Reading
Equity means ownership. It can also mean justice or fairness.Keep Reading
Debt is when one person or company owes money to another person or company. Keep Reading
Gross margin is the profit you make when you subtract the direct costs of producing your product from the price you sell it for.Keep Reading
Interest rates are the cost of borrowing money. Keep Reading
Fixed costs are things you buy once for your business, and then use for a long time. Keep Reading
Variable costs are things you use up as you go in your business: the more business you do, the more you must spend on them.Keep Reading
A sunk cost is something you previously worked on that’s no longer useful. Keep Reading
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