Non current liabilities are things that are current in the moment. These are things that are going on right now that you’re unaware of, and you don’t even realize it’s happening. For example, if you’re trying to pick up some groceries, you may think that the store has just pulled out all the stops to get their shelves stocked and your grocery bag already checked, but you’re really just catching up on your sleep.
Non current liabilities are things that are going on right now that youre unaware of, and you dont even realize its happening. For example, if youre trying to pick up some groceries, you may think that the store has just pulled out all the stops to get their shelves stocked and your grocery bag already checked, but youre really just catching up on your sleep.
Non current liabilities are things you might not even notice until after youve already gotten them done, and you dont even realize its happening. For example, if youre trying to get some groceries, you may think that the store has just pulled out all the stops to get their shelves stocked and your grocery bag already checked, but youre really just catching up on your sleep.
But you probably know by now that they probably didnt have so much as a single item in their store that wasnt a necessity. Most of them are probably just overfeeding their local meat industry.
The list goes on and on. And because most things are not as black and white as we like to believe, we often have trouble determining what is a current liability and what is not. For example, if you’ve got a few months left on your mortgage, you might be able to pay it off within a month. But if you’ve got a few months left on your mortgage, you might not be able to pay it off until the next month.
So we’re talking about the stuff that we already own, assuming those things are what you’ve considered to be unnecessary.
To help us sort it out, I’ve decided to come up with a list of things that are currently “irrelevant,” or not a major liability as far as the IRS is concerned. In the next section we’ll talk about our mortgage, and then I’m going to talk about our retirement funds and things that are important to us but not currently liabilities.
In the next section, we’ll get to what youve said about the whole “why” of things that they are a major liability. Then we’ll start from the list of things that have significant (and probably not a major) effect on you.
We should all be thinking about the importance of money for us, but I don’t suppose that’s a good idea. Most of us do not have the tools to make decisions about money. Why am I saying this? Because we are a social species, and that’s something we’re not. We are both part of a larger social species. So I don’t imagine that the best place to do all of this, really, are the IRS and the federal government.
Well, to be fair they are the first place I look for where I can start to learn how to start thinking about money for myself.
