UNINSURED PLAN
Term referring to a plan that is not an insurance product.
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Term referring to a plan that is not an insurance product.
Measurement physically of quantity that an item is stored and issued as.
Trust where certain percentage of the yearly assessed market value is paid to the beneficiary of the trust.
Phone number that is not found in a directory or by calling enquiries.
Adverse effect to people and the environment by a biocide and considering the economic, medical, environmental costs.
Process where transport containers are unsealed and all goods removed. Also known as devanning, stripping.
Enhancement of work group effectiveness by improving clarification of roles and goals.
Document listing and defining technical requirements for a project or contract and explains how to approach and formulate the plan to address them.
The remote reading of devices used for measuring by telecommunications.
When a tenant stays on property after the lease has expired without the landlord’s consent.
Length of a loan and time during that it must be paid.
Special and general arrangement, rule, requirements, standards etc. Forming integral parts of a contract or agreement.
Minimum age and metal capacity of the maker of the will.
Piece of literary work by Adam Smith in 1776 that is considered to be one of the first publications dealing with Economics
Inexpensive computer setup serving as a user interface in server/client architecture.
The smallest amount of exposure levels that will cause a specific and measured effect.
Arrangement of marketing where the supplier of a goods or service in demand sells it on a basis that the buyer will also buy another goods or service.
Customer order setting a time limit after which the order will be cancelled.
Values taken by variables over time that are plotted or tabulated in chronological order.
Ratio of income statement indicating the extent that earnings can decline and not result in problems of non-payment of interest.
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