Financial aspects: meaning, definitions and examples

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financial aspects

 

[ fɪˈnænʃəl ˈæspekts ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

of business

The financial aspects of a business refer to the monetary elements of the company, including revenue, expenses, profits, and investments.

Synonyms

economic aspects, monetary elements

Examples of usage

  • The CEO discussed the financial aspects of the new project during the board meeting.
  • It's important to consider all the financial aspects before making a decision.
  • The accountant is responsible for managing the financial aspects of the company.
Context #2 | Noun

of personal finance

The financial aspects of personal finance relate to budgeting, saving, investing, and managing money effectively.

Synonyms

financial planning, money management

Examples of usage

  • She took a course on managing the financial aspects of personal finance.
  • Understanding the financial aspects of personal finance is crucial for long-term financial stability.
  • Financial advisors can help you navigate the complexities of the financial aspects of personal finance.

Translations

Translations of the word "financial aspects" in other languages:

🇵🇹 aspectos financeiros

🇮🇳 वित्तीय पहलू

🇩🇪 finanzielle Aspekte

🇮🇩 aspek keuangan

🇺🇦 фінансові аспекти

🇵🇱 aspekty finansowe

🇯🇵 財政面

🇫🇷 aspects financiers

🇪🇸 aspectos financieros

🇹🇷 mali yönler

🇰🇷 재정 측면

🇸🇦 الجوانب المالية

🇨🇿 finanční aspekty

🇸🇰 finančné aspekty

🇨🇳 财务方面

🇸🇮 finančni vidiki

🇮🇸 fjárhagslegir þættir

🇰🇿 қаржылық аспектілер

🇬🇪 ფინანსური ასპექტები

🇦🇿 maliyyə aspektləri

🇲🇽 aspectos financieros

Word origin

The word 'financial' originates from the French word 'financier', which means 'to manage finances'. The word 'aspect' comes from the Latin word 'aspectus', meaning 'a look'. The combination of these two words refers to the different perspectives or views related to managing money and finances. The concept of financial aspects has evolved over centuries with the development of trade, commerce, and modern economies.