Question

1. liabilities are amounts you_____.
-owe
-consider assets ***
-avoid
-add to your assets

2. which of the following is one way to potentially increase your savings?
-increase discretionary spending
-reduce your income
-reduce discretionary spending
-increase your expenses ***

am i right? @iGreen @texaschic101

Answer 1

Liabilities are the state of being responsible of something

Answer 2

so would it be C?

Answer 3

@pooja195

Answer 4

Liability coverage – These policies help cover liability and expenses when you’re at fault in and accident. The money will go to the people you hit, but it won’t cover the people in your car. heres an example http://guides.wsj.com/personal-finance/insurance/how-much-car-insurance-do-you-need/ which can it be?

Answer 5

any ideas?

Answer 6

so it has to be A or D

Answer 7

yes! good job so which is it ?

Answer 8

D

Answer 9

Yes :)

Answer 10

Are you 100% sure?

Answer 11

is this a test if it is dont listen to me lol im sure its D but still if its a test dont listen to me

Answer 12

it's homework

Answer 13

then yeah i would say D

Answer 14

what about the 2nd one?

Answer 15

what do u think? @Data_LG2 might be able to help :)

Answer 16

hey

Answer 17

hi.

Answer 18

watzzz up

Answer 19

not much you?

Answer 20

nun fan and i fan and medal and i medal u kool

Answer 21

no

Answer 22

i take that as a yes -__ @foreverthebeast quit begging for medals and fans you did not help this person by saying hi whats up

Answer 23

I helped him make a new friend today that is all that matters

Answer 24

i will be your friend to

Answer 25

" increase your savings"

if you increase your expenses, you won't save any money.

discretionary spending: i'm not sure how to explain this. I'll just give an example. This is like the benefits that the company gives to their employees that are not necessary for the business, for example, the company will provide meals for their employees to show the company's good terms with their workers. this is more like want than needs. hope you understand this part lol.

reducing income, i don't think this will help you with your savings. .-.

so none of these will increase your savings. do you have any other choices than these?
discretionary spending is repeated so i assume there's another one.