Money Management Strategies

The views of the economists about the nature of money have undergone changes during the past century or so. The early classical economists, for example, gave little importance to the role of money as a causative factor in the national economy of a country. They looked upon money as an unimportant and passive factor in the operation of the economy.

In modern times, however, the conception of money has undergone a change. The modern economists disagree with the classical view that money is a passive and insignificant factor, that monetary disturbances are rare and that they automatically correct themselves with the lapse of time. According to the modern economists, money plays a leading and decisive role in determining the level of economic activity in a country.

August 13, 2009 | Filed Under Finance | Leave a Comment 

Save Money On Groceries: Part I

One universal of humanity, no matter who you are or where you come from, you have to eat. Unless you grow your own food, you will have to go to the grocery store to get it. That means money. Here are two very simple but highly effective methods for saving money on the food you buy.

Save Money on Groceries: Coupons

March 4, 2009 | Filed Under Finance | Leave a Comment 

Money Management

Money management aims at ensuring that a sufficient amount of money is raised from appropriate sources at the right time, and is invested in suitable projects which would increases the net returns of the firm and thereby the value of the firm. Thus, money management consists of raising required funds, investing the funds and managing the working capital.

For the long and short-term requirements of the firm, a sufficient amount of funding is to be raised from different sources. While selecting the resources, they should match the purpose for which the fund is required. For example, the need for long-term funds like construction of building, acquisition of machinery, etc., should be sought from long-term sources like share capital, debentures or term loans.

February 7, 2009 | Filed Under Finance | Leave a Comment 

Personal Money Management

There is no doubt that money facilitates and motivates all economic activity relating to consumption, production, exchange and distribution. Money enables a consumer to maximize his satisfaction. Money measures the intensity of desire and the utility of a commodity to a consumer. Money facilitates production by stimulating saving and investment. It gives mobility to capital and helps in capital formation. It enables the harnessing of various factors of production, so that the entrepreneur is able to maximize his profit.

December 11, 2008 | Filed Under Finance | Leave a Comment 

Money Management Services

The most important function of money is to serve as a medium of exchange. As a medium of exchange, money removes all the difficulties of barter. There is no necessity for a double coincidence of wants in a money economy. The man with the cow, who wants to purchase a horse, need not hunt for a horse-seller who wants a cow. He can sell his cow in the market for money and then purchase a horse with the money thus obtained. The convenience is very great when the person has to sell his services or goods in an unfinished state, which no consumer in the narrow sense wants. They can be easily turned into money, the general purchasing power.

September 12, 2008 | Filed Under Finance | Leave a Comment 

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