Three of the most important questions he needs to ask are the following: 1. Are you making a big purchase? This is important because the bigger the pruchase the better attention he needs to have into interest rates. 2. <span> How are you paying off your card balance?</span> the payment can be in one payment or in different ones. And 3. <span> Would you like free bonuses with your purchase? some credits offer that some others not. It is very important to have that in mind</span>
Some entities will follow a top-down mandatedapproach to budgeting. These budgets will begin with upper-level management establishing parameters under which the budget is to be prepared. These parameters can be general or specific. They can cover sales goals, expenditure levels, guidelines for compensation, and more. Lower-level personnel have very little input in setting the overall goals of the organization.
The concept of the Barter system was simply a method of exchanging value for value.
It was phased away due to several reasons:
It was not a good store of value as many of the goods were perishable
it didn't make for good administration: It was too cumbersome and problematic. Imagine having to store three trailers of eggs awaiting a barter exchange