HIGH-SPEED DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER LINE VERSION 2 (HDSL-2)
AKA symmetrical digital subscriber line, or SDSL.
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AKA symmetrical digital subscriber line, or SDSL.
The sale in a percent of calls or visits and enquiries recieved. AKA batting average or conversion rate.
1. shares in a portfolio for a party. It can also be a holding. 2. a print publication in a library. It can be a volume, issue, or document.
A second mortgage where money is taken in smaller sums. It pays for education or repairs.
A federal law that protects homeowners from practices and mortgage industry.The homeowners pay for the PMI after the coverage is needed. The rights are disclosed. AKA PMI cancellation act.
Diversifying a firm to get new products that are different than their usual wares. It gets a different type of customers interested.
An optional rider in a disability policy. The normal elimination period is insured is admitted as an inpatient.
A computer component that can be removed without shutting down the system. AKA hot pluggable.
A rule in life insurance that lets the insurer pay some proceeds to a relative that is entitled to the policy. It minimizes legal costs on estates.
Equipment that fails in a selective way by shutting down the nonessential functions. It keeps primary work going until it can be fixed.
Insurance for injury or property damage to another party or vehicle. It is nonexistent anymore being replaced by auto insurance.
A form added to farm insurance that covers injury and damage.
A computer that is not dependent on the applications. It does its job without a network connection. It reduces server load. Refer to thin client.
A phase before design where a concpet is looked at to see if its worthwhile.
Taking the output and returning it to the earlier step for corrections.
The mortgage loans outstanding each year after it was started. It is a percent that effects survival rates for the FHA insured mortgage loans.
A report done by field engineers or other personnel.
A party that files an official document at its office or deposit place.
A payment that brings a balance to zero to pay an obligation.
A city or district with many banks and commercial opportunites.
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