Touchstone 4: Analyzing Your Personal Finances SCENARIO: Three months have passed since you created your first financial plan (i.e., the Unit 2 Touchstone). In that time, your budget has gone through some changes. The good news is that your income has increased because of your strong performance at work. However, health care and miscellaneous … Read more
It is likely that you won’t like the prospect of paying more money each month, but if you do take out a 15-year mortgage, you will make far fewer payments and will pay a lot less in interest. How much more total interest will you pay over the life of the loan if you take … Read more
Touchstone 2: Creating a Personal Financial Plan SCENARIO: Imagine that you are in a position where you need to move – this could be because of a change in job, a need to modify your living arrangements, or something else. In addition to searching for different housing, you want to begin saving for a … Read more
1. Apply the five steps of the Planning Process to Uber’s development of it’s app-driven online cab service. 2. Outline the Strategic, Tactical and Functional plans Uber has concerning its new self-driving car program. Show at least one plus and one minus within each of the plans. 3. Plans rarely absolutely go to plan! … Read more
During the presentation of each project, the manager of A appears to be arrogant, and also mentions that the CEO of the company and he frequently play golf and have dinner after work. In considering each of the project’s presentations, you find that you are leaning much more closely to Project A, despite both projects … Read more
The forces of emotion weigh heavily on our decision-making processes about our investments. For this week’s assignment, consider the impact that path-dependence and integration, along with effect, have on not only investor tendencies, but the market as a whole.
The first two weeks have allowed us to consider the impact that established financial models have on investor behavior. This week we have gone into greater detail regarding the role that biases, overconfidence, and emotional intelligence plays on the decisions that we make as investors.
1. One of the first steps to becoming financially responsible is to understand your current behavior. The attached file named “Attitudes towards money” and the money attitudes survey ( link to which is https://mccurdyfinancial.com/your-money-attitude/) provide descriptions of various profiles. Review each profile, identify which one best describes you, and discuss why you think it does. What are the weaknesses or strengths … Read more
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Describe – in no less than 4 sentences – how each of the five basic functions (attached below) in the Supply Chain Operations (SCOR) model improves the customer experience. No Cited Sources