PERSONAL ASSETS
Any articles that possess value, such as real estate, cash, and jewelry, etc.
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Any articles that possess value, such as real estate, cash, and jewelry, etc.
The array of mobile phone services that make use of smaller phones. Primarily used for incoming and outgoing calls, sending and receiving text messages, etc.
A wireless telephone system that is set with the help of affordable receivers, as well as lowly powered antennas. This is smaller than a city wide network, in which the rates are
Retaining a part of an employee’s equity. It is usually recognized on the financial statement of the company.
Amounts that are preset and can be deducted by a taxpayer for use on his own. Personal exemptions can also be made for each individual who is dependent upon the taxpayer.
An arrangement in which a person becomes liable for the debts of another party, in case the other party fails to clear their dues on time. Can be regarded similar to a
Any part of information that is recorded about an individual person. Includes the name, email, address, ethnicity, race, identifying number, employment history, etc.
A non physical injury that occurs due to wrongful eviction, slander, false arrest or by violating the right to privacy of any person.
A specific term that is used in reference to benefits provided in certain states, such as those which are needed for vehicle insurance. Such a benefit commonly spans death by accident, or
Generally a paid leave given to a person in case of any personal reason (death of a loved one, birthdays, important events, etc.)
A form used to provide coverage for personal liabilities.
The right of freedom of a person to behave as they would like. Though following the conduct code of the society in which a person resides is important.
The belongings of an individual, excluding any real estate property or other buildings. Generally includes tangible and intangible assets of an individual.
An insurance policy which provides cover all personal property owned by an individual at any location. The presence of the insured is not required at the time or place of loss.
The percentage at which an individual saves his/ her disposable income.
The amount of money spent by an individual on his or her own self. Personal spending covers shopping expenditure, car payables, as well as medical bills.
Any property that can be utilized for personal use. Examples include clothing, vehicles, furniture, etc.
Adding personal references in any direct offer. Making use of customization techniques in order to exhibit a unique name/ quality on something.
An easily customizable training program, which has pretty easy modules that can be customized as per the requirements of the individual taking the program.
Specific information that can be used to identify a person. Includes important information such as the name of the person, their place of residence, social security numbers, etc.
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