Promova Finance Vocabulary
Promova Finance Vocabulary sets out the English of money in seven grouped lists, published by Promova, a language learning service, and reviewed by a named editor. The sections cover basic financial terms, banking, investment, taxation, credit and loans, insurance and real estate, each term given a one-line definition, with questions at the end on how finance vocabulary is used.
100% Free (unlimited): Every section of the guide is on the page, all seven lists with their definitions and the questions at the end, with no account, no email address and no payment. The guide may be read straight through or returned to one section at a time, as often as you wish.
How It Helps Your Business English
Seven sections group the vocabulary of money: basic terms such as assets, liabilities, equity and revenue; banking words from deposit to overdraft and credit score; investment words including bond, portfolio, index fund and ETF; taxation; credit and loans, with collateral, amortization and default; insurance, from premium to underwriting; and real estate, with escrow and zoning.
You take one section at a time and read each term with its one-line definition, which keeps a list short enough to hold in mind. The grouping lets you prepare for a single situation, the words of a loan application or of an insurance policy, rather than meeting finance terms at random. The questions at the end show how one term can shift meaning with the context around it.
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