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Financial Planning

Maharashtra Board · Class 9 · Mathematics

Flashcards for Financial Planning — Maharashtra Board Class 9 Mathematics. Quick Q&A cards covering key concepts, definitions, and formulas.

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Card 1Introduction to Financial Planning

What is financial planning? Define its main purpose.

Answer

Financial planning is the process where an individual first spends on primary necessities, saves the remaining amount, and then uses these savings to make carefully considered investments. The main pu

Card 2Introduction to Financial Planning

List 3 predictable expenses and 3 unpredictable expenses that require financial planning.

Answer

Predictable expenses: (1) Education of children, (2) Buying a vehicle, (3) Old age requirements. Unpredictable expenses: (1) Natural disasters, (2) Medical expenses for family members, (3) Loss due to

Card 3Investments

What is the relationship between risk and gain in investments?

Answer

In investments, there is a direct relationship between risk and gain. It is possible to make big gains by taking greater risk, but greater risk can also lead to greater loss. Investors must carefully

Card 4Investments

Why do banks and postal departments offer safer investments compared to shares and mutual funds?

Answer

Banks and postal departments offer safer investments because they provide guaranteed returns with minimal risk. Shares and mutual funds carry higher risk because the money is invested in businesses or

Card 5Taxation

Define direct taxes and give two examples.

Answer

Direct taxes are taxes that are paid directly by the taxpayer to the government. Examples include: (1) Income tax, (2) Wealth tax, (3) Professional tax. These taxes cannot be transferred to another pe

Card 6Taxation

Define indirect taxes and give two examples.

Answer

Indirect taxes are taxes that are not paid directly by the taxpayer but are collected through intermediaries. Examples include: (1) Central sales tax, (2) Value Added Tax (VAT), (3) Service tax, (4) E

Card 7Income Tax Terms

What is an assessee in income tax terminology?

Answer

An assessee is any person who is liable to pay income tax according to the Income Tax Rules. This includes individuals, companies, firms, or any other entity that earns taxable income and is required

Card 8Income Tax Terms

Distinguish between Financial Year and Assessment Year with an example.

Answer

Financial Year: The period during which taxable income is earned (April 1 to March 31). Assessment Year: The financial year immediately following the financial year, during which tax for the previous

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