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Rock The Recession Glossary

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These are the legal promises you make with your bank in your loan agreement. If you break a covenant, the bank usually has the right to take all or part of your assets, so you need to know them! (2 words)
A third party that guarantees performance of a contractor’s bond. If the contractor doesn’t fulfill their contract, the __________ will step in to “assure” the project is completed. (2 words)
The amount of cash that a person or organization has available to them to meet their short-term obligations. (1 word)
A debt instrument (such as a bond) that investors use to loan money to a company in exchange for a specific interest payment that does not change (it is “fixed”). (3 words)
The dividend, interest or return that an investor receives from an investment. (1 word)
Also known as your profit and loss statement, this is a financial statement listing your sources of revenue, your expenses, and ultimately your net profit. (2 words)
When you pledge your personal assets to pay back a loan, it is called a ________. If you stop paying back your loan, the bank or lender can come and take all or part of your personal assets that you’ve pledged. (2 words)
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The maximum amount of surety credit that a surety company will provide a contractor, which usually limits a contractor’s maximum project size and total backlog. (2 words)
A financial statement listing out the assets of your company, the liabilities (debts) of your company and your equity (the difference between your assets and liabilities). (2 words)
Technically, it’s a company’s current assets minus current liabilities; or how much is left over if a company were to pay off all its current liabilities (debts it owes this year) with its current assets (assets it has this year or will collect). It is a good measure of a company’s financial health. (2 words)
Your Line of Credit (“Line”) is the short-term debt vehicle provided by your bank. You should use your Line of Credit to fund your short-term cash needs. It is of vital importance in allowing you to “pounce” on opportunities for growth. (3 words)
This financial statement ties together your Income Statement and Balance Sheet to give you a comprehensive view of how your company is performing. Ideally, you should run your company and make business decisions using your Cash Flow Statement. (3 words)
The final date of a loan. When the loan “matures” it comes to an end. (1 word)
This is your Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization. It’s a fancy way of saying how much money your company makes. Basically, you take your net income and add back to it your interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization so that banks can compare your company apples-to-apples with other companies. EBITDA is sometimes called your “free cashflow.” (1 word)
Gross Domestic Product is the total value of good produced and services rendered by a country in one year. (1 word)