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What does K mean when referring to money?
K stands for thousand, so if someone says they have one k it means they have 1000 pounds. I hope this helps you. Additionally k means kilo and kilo means thousand :)
Where did St. Augustine's money come from?
Please specify which Saint Augustine you are referring to.
Why aren't credit card counted as money?
credit cards is counted as money because say if you get your check and your money will go on your credit card i love chocalate ,k,k,k,k,k,k,k,k,k,k,k,k,k,k,k,k,k
What is the meaning of 'currency' when referring to money?
Currency is money
Can a bondsman keep your money if they come off the bond?
If by "keep your money" you are referring to the 10% (or whatever amount) they required to be fronted - yes they can. After all you DID use their services, even if they eventuallly came off it.
Where does the term bread winner come from?
it comes from the person of the family who worked and earned money, referring to buying bread and therefore being the "bread winner"
What does 1.19 K mean?
The term "1.19 K" typically refers to a quantity of 1,190 in a shorthand notation where "K" represents "kilo," meaning one thousand. This notation is often used in contexts like finance, statistics, or digital metrics to simplify large numbers. For example, if referring to money, it would mean $1,190.
What has the author K K Andley written?
K. K. Andley has written: 'A textbook of money, foreign exchange and banking' -- subject(s): Banks and banking, Money, International finance
What are the adjectives referring to aspects of money?
Monetary
What is tamb when referring to Temperature?
Tamb (K): sensor (ambient) temperature (Kelvin)
Where spices come from?
k
What is a 3 k in money?
3,000
