FULLY AMORTIZING LOAN
Typical loan with no balloon payment at the beginning or end of the loan. Has only regular, periodic payments.
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Typical loan with no balloon payment at the beginning or end of the loan. Has only regular, periodic payments.
A means to evaluate performance, determine status quo, determine organizational stability. An accounting method using organizational units to measure outcomes, statistical standards and benchmarks.
Assurance a product or part meets all performance and material requirements. Confirmation dynamically by peer review or statically by approved scripts and cases. A process of quality control.
Jewelry and fur insurance coverage. Regardless of location, covers all risks.
An EXCHANGEtraded OPTION contract granting the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell a FUTURES contract at a prespecified STRIKE PRICE. See also FUTURES CALL, FUTURES PUT.
The cost of the factors of production used to make something.
A situation where a buying DEALER has not received securities from the selling dealer, and will thus not make its payment. Fails are commonly used as a measure of operations-based PROCESS RISK.
A party that is covered because they are the spouse or child of the policyholder.
Farm insurance for property that is on a farm.
A portion of a statistical distribution that is wider or larger than expected, increasing the probability that an extreme or unexpected value will result.
An expression used to provide for yourself well through property or associations.
A raw material changed to make something else.
Sending signals as pulses of light through a media to get the most of it. The most possible is 2 trillion b/s. It is immune to static and is secure as well.
A memo about a rulig on taxes by the IRS that a tax payer asked for. It is done by guidelines and is binding but not legal precedent.
Arrangement of files in a system that stores them as principle of subordination. It uses high and low criteria.
A federal tax form for the year a taxpayer dies.
Commiting to a big expense in the future. They are liabilites and are on a balance sheet even if its not yet happened. When it happens it will be a liabilty. Refer
A cost or profit loss that happens due to disaster that is beyond control. This can be due to disaster, market conditions, or product failure.
A long term profit planning that gets more profit and solves problems that exist.
A plan to stablize the economy used in the US in 2008-2009. It was intended to solidify the banking systems, stock market, and mortgage markets. It was administered by President Obama.