Grammar help please?
Hi,
Could you please check for me If I am correct in these words?
To borrow money for banks, they would always survey our assets / equities first before they might have approved it. (Both words are same meaning and correct here?)
I have a good plan relating / regarding how to solve the problem. (Both words are correct here?)
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John Aki assets / equities Assets are everything you own. , and your equities. Equities are stocks in a company.
- John Aki assets / equities Assets are everything you own.
- , and your equities.
- Equities are stocks in a company.
- Institutional investors should put 75% of their assets in equities .
- So they're different.
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John Akiassets / equities
Assets are everything you own. This includes your house, your car, your furniture, your clothes, etc., and your equities. Equities are stocks in a company.
Institutional investors should put 75% of their assets in equities.
So they're different. People usually say 'stocks' or 'shares', but in th
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