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.
Difference in current trading price of a security and the level it is likely to rise up to.
Act passed after September 11 2001 giving law enforcement agencies tool to prevent acts of terror.
Cost of using utilities like water, electricity. Found on financial statements.
State law or laws that prevent deceptive and unfair practices by an insurance company.
Regulation allowing the adult right to contribute funds to a minor’s account that doesn’t need setting up a trust fund. Adult will manage the account until the holder reaches 18 years of
Not including any scheduled stop longer than 12 hours.
Standard system or unit that a quantity is counted and expressed in.
Amount of units available to be sold compared to time taken to produce the items.
Ordinary shares or securities not traded on an official exchange.
Expense occurring in one period of accounting but recorded in another.
Loan where interest as added as soon as the money is given to the borrower.
See Arms Index.
Speed and ease of using or operating a device, facility or service.
Paying for the cost of utilities used.
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