WEB BASED APPLICATION
Application that can only be used while on the internet. Also known as a web application.
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Application that can only be used while on the internet. Also known as a web application.
Leasing agreement where multiple services to the lessee of the property.
Life insurance policy covering death, builds a cash value, pays fixed benefit for death, has a constant premium. Also known as continuous premium whole life insurance, ordinary life insurance, permanent or straight
High probability of profit as well as of loss.
An observation that the bidder winning an item often overvalues the item bid on.
Law phrase. Without abandonment of claim, right, privilege and without implied admission of liability.
Financial support provided to an injured worker covering income, medical costs, rehabilitation or death from a work injury.
Verbal and physical fore in the work environment.
Type of iron with approximately 3% slag giving it a certain grain and look. Resistant to rust, suitable for forging and rolling than casting.
A stock that will return a set amount until it matures.
Accounting. Where an asset is uncollectable and considered to be a loss.
Defective but valid contract unable to be enforced by court.
Standard way to present all of the characters of all of the world’s languages.
Standards of bill of exchange practices of collection put forward by International Chamber of Commerce, ICC for financial institutions.
Single web site visitor no matter how many times they actually visit the site.
Entire value of a business entity.
Future events and outcomes that cannot be predicted when and where they will occur.
Provision allowing for unpaid premiums to be taken from amount of claim.
Payments to supplement regular premiums of a policy of universal life.
Link in communication from the ground to an orbiting satellite. Opposite of downlink.
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