Financial Terms Defined, Redneck Style
March 27, 2009 by Lela Davidson
Filed under Finance
Because some of us may be moving down to the trailer park if this economy doesn’t improve soon, let’s learn the lingo – shall we?
- Principal: What you take a stand on, like the Second Amendment!
- Interest: Huntin’, fishin’, women.
- Compound Interest: Bow hunting.

- Profit: Jeremiah and them fellas.
- Net: What you take a-fishin’.
- Borrow: Used for totin’, like a wheelborrow.
- No load fund: Savin’ up for shotgun shells.
- Invest: Where you keep your shells when you got ‘em.
- Revenue: Agents of the Fed’al Guv’mint
- Finance: Your girl before you get hitched.
- Bonds: Barry and James
- Bonus: You shoot a squirrel, you get dinner and a pelt for a bonus!
- Portfolio: On your bass boat, the opposite of starboard folio.
- Hedge fund: Savin’ up for some nice juniper bushes to line the driveway.
- Stock market: cattle yard
- Foreclosure: When you close the store an hour early to go a-fishin’.
- Bank: Where your asset when you’re a-fishin’!
- Asset: Your pickup and your doublewide are where your asset when you’re not a-fishin’!
Not sure if these were actually penned by Jeff Foxworthy, but this bit of redneck humor is brought to you by Say Anything.
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