Financial Security

verb to make inactive or inoperative; disable

• Please remember to deactivate your account before switching to a new platform.
• Don't forget to deactivate your subscription if you're not using it anymore.
• I'm gonna deactivate my social media for a while to take a break.
• Learning to deactivate negative thoughts is important for mental well-being.

noun a legal claim or right on a property or asset that is used as security for the payment of a debt or obligation

• The bank placed a lien on the property due to unpaid debts.
• They couldn't sell the car because there was a lien on it.
• I had to deal with getting a lien removed from my credit report.
• Emotional baggage can be like a lien on your happiness, weighing you down.

noun a measure taken to protect someone or something from potential danger or harm

• It is important to safeguard sensitive information to protect against data breaches.
• Make sure to safeguard your belongings when you're out in public.
• I always safeguard my snacks from my siblings so they don't eat them.
• The knight vowed to safeguard the kingdom from any threats.

noun a gesture or action used to convey information or instructions

verb to agree to work for or participate in something by signing a document

preposition used to indicate the location or direction of something, in this case, indicating agreement or participation

• Please remember to sign on the document before submitting it.
• Don't forget to sign on the form before you hand it in.
• Make sure you slap your signature on that paper before you give it to them.
• Signing on to this project means committing to its success.