Money and Investments

Contents: 1. Investment and Speculation Suggestions. 2. Acceptance. 3. Auditor. 4. Back Spread. 5. Baring Panic. 6. Board of Education. 7. Bond. 8. Borrowing Stock. 9. Call. 10. Capital Account. 11. Cash. 12. National Bank. 13. Collateral. 14. Commercial agencies. 15. Copper. 16. Daily balances. 17. Deposit. 18. Electric light company securities. 19. Farm loans. 20. Fire insurance. 21. France. 22. Gas company bonds. 23. Gold Banks. 24. Grain. 25. Holder in due course. 26. House of issue. 27. Income. 28. Interest. 29. Joint note. 30. Laundry business. 31. Lien. 32. London orders. 33. Margin. 34. National Bank. 35. Panic. 36. Repayment.

The necessity, perhaps, for a little financial knowledge on the part of women is not so urgent as formerly. In early days, the strenuous domestic cares left them little time, if any, to the care or thought of money, and it is not to be wondered at that the husband made no attempt to educate his wife in such a direction.

In the present day of greater wealth and numerous servants to lighten the domestic burdens of the housekeeper, it has become quite customary for the woman of the house to have a bank account, and check against it for personal and household expenses. (jacket)