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RonnieEnglish Vocabulary for Personal Finances – assets, equity, collateral…
Money, money, money. Money management is a serious issue that everyone should learn about. To do this in English requires knowing some of the technical and everyday language involved, including words likecollateral, debt, assets, equity, and more. In this English lesson, we look at some of the main vocabulary to help you make good choices with your money.
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