Acc101 Ia Nguyen Thi Thanh Thuy Hs171230 Mkt1715
Acc101 Ia Nguyen Thi Thanh Thuy Hs171230 Mkt1715
ASSIGNMENT
“Financial Planning”
Hanoi, 2023
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Attend the talk show “Financial independence” held by the FPT University and write a
report to describe your financial planning in short term and long term, applying the
knowledge of Accounting and the knowledge you obtain from the Talk Show.
Contents
I. Introduction.........................................................................................................2
1. Definition of Financial Independence..............................................................2
2. What is a short-term financial plan?................................................................3
3. What is a long-term financial plan?.................................................................3
II. Short-term financial plan for 5 months............................................................3
III. Long-term financial plan for 5 years................................................................5
IV. Reference.........................................................................................................5
I. Introduction
Through the Talk Show "Financial Independence" presented by lecturers at FPT University, I
have a report on the long-term and short-term financial plan. Nowadays, society is
developing more and more and people's standard of living has become higher. As a
sophomore in Digital Marketing, I nurture the perception that people's standard of living also
increases over time. So how can I be financially independent in the future?
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Bills: You should be able to pay your bills. Financial independence cannot be attained if
you still depend on others to cover all of your expenses, including rent, energy, water
bills, etc.
Debt: During times of need, you are compelled to borrow money. Therefore debt is not a
bad thing. To be seen as financially independent, you must be able to make your loan
payments on time.
Savings: To prevent having to take out a high-interest loan in case of an emergency, you
need to have savings and a personal financial reserve. This, too, contributes significantly
to better personal financial wellness.
Investing: To swiftly reach financial independence, you need passive income in addition
to active revenue. The most popular investment options at the moment for idle cash
include stocks, open investment funds, and stocks.
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2 Electricity bill 350.000 M
3 Eat and drink 1.100.000 M
4 Travel expenses 500.000 L
5 Shopping 700.000 H
6 Some other expenses incurred 150.000 M
7 Snacks such as cake, candy, milk tea,... 250.000 H
8 Entertainment 800.000 H
Total 5.050.000
On average, a month I will receive about 5.500.000 VND from my parents. Looking at the
table above, on average a month I will spend on services, housing, transportation,
entertainment is about 5.050.000 VND.
Amount saved from each month = 5.500.000 - 5.050.000 VND
= 450,000 (VND)
As a student and currently do not have my own income, I still have to depend on my
parents to pay the necessary expenses in life. Most of my spending is in the middle, which
is quite reasonable. However, I judge myself that my spending on Shopping, entertainment,
and junk food is quite high. For this reason, I think I should lower my spending on these.
With the amount of 450,000 VND saved per month, within 5 months I will have 2,250,000
VND in savings. However, I will have to apply budget savings to buy a camera,
specifically the Canon Power shot SX400IS Camera that costs 3,900,000.
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Initial savings 450.000
Total savings 800.000
If I apply the savings for 5 months as I have described, I will have a total of 800,000 x 5 =
VND 4.000.000 in savings. Therefore, I can buy the camera and have 100.000 VND left
after the transaction.
Every year I spend 140 million on living and payment, I will save 100 million / year.
Savings after 5 years = 100 million X 5
= 500 million VND
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The amount to open a coffee shop is 370 million. Thus, after successfully opening a coffee
shop, I will still have 130 million left, then I will deposit this remaining amount in the bank
to save.
IV. Reference
https://www.fool.com.au/definitions/financial-independence/
https://timo.vn/blogs/doc-lap-tai-chinh
https://www.prudential.com.vn/vi/blog-nhip-song-khoe/len-ke-hoach-ngan-han-va-dai-
han-hieu-qua-voi-7-meo-don-gian.