Scenario 9-1

question 43

Multiple Choice

Scenario 9-1. Jim is interested in beginning his own small business dealing with the repair and maintenance of household appliances. He has a talent for fixing these types of appliances and has been doing so as a sideline business for several years. He has acquired some of the needed tools; however, a sizeable investment will need to be made in tools and equipment in order for him to repair the appliances that will be brought to his shop for service. He would like part of his competitive advantage to be the capability to fix all appliances, not just one type. Jim has just one small problem--a lack of funds. He comes to you for advice.
-In Scenario 9-1, Jim has two basic choices when looking for funds. They are which of the following?

• A) assets and liabilities
• B) debt and assets
• C) debt and equity
• D) equity and assets

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Definitions:

Living On A Budget

The practice of managing income and expenses with a planned, structured approach to ensure financial sustainability.

Challenge

A task or situation that requires a person to engage in effort and skill to overcome difficulties or achieve a goal.

Spending Philosophy

An individual's approach or principles guiding how they allocate their financial resources.

Saving Money

The process of setting aside a portion of current income for future use, to cover emergencies, short-term goals, or long-term financial planning.