- Business equity – equals your company’s total assets, minus total liabilities.
- Cash management - A cash management account is an account held with a financial institution that allows you to manage your cash transactions through one portal.
- Cheque amount – A written cheque that will deposit a specific amount of money into your
- Gifts – Money that has been gifted to you. This money may or may not have already been provided to you as a gift and is not-repayable to the person who gifted you the money.
- Guarantee -
- Home contents – Items in your home that are considered assets – such as electronics and furniture.
- Investment savings –
- Life insurance – You have a life insurance policy.
- Managed funds - investing money alongside other investors A managed fund is a type of investment where your money is pooled together with other investors. A fund manager then buys and sells assets, such as cash, shares, bonds and listed property trusts, on your behalf
- Savings account – Money you have in a separate account to your everyday spending account.
- Shares - Current value of money invested in shares
- Superannuation - Money put aside by your employer over your working life for you to live on when you retire from work.
- Term deposit - A term deposit is an account with a financial institution with a specific maturity date or a period to maturity.