Assuming their cash and credit cards didn't fall victim to the fire,
cash on hand generally goes to replacing immediate needs in terms of personal property, like clothes.
Assuming their cash and credit cards didn't fall victim to the fire,
cash on hand generally goes to replacing immediate needs in terms of personal property, like clothes.
Not exact matches
The city
generally runs a surplus, unlike some cities, and has significant
cash and investments
on hand.
Also, I'd
generally suggest keeping some
cash on hand rather than using all of it to invest / pay down debt.
On the other
hand, if you let them make a renters insurance liability claim against you, their act of
cashing the check from the insurance company
generally waives future claims or extensions of claims against you.
Of course, if consumer prices
generally go down then the value of
cash on hand goes up.
On the other
hand, «When a customer receives a gift for opening a bank account — whether
cash, a toaster or airline miles — the value of that gift is
generally treated as income and subject to tax reporting.
On the other
hand, whole life policies
generally refer to a group of products that pay a permanent death benefit, but also accrue
cash value over time.