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RETAILER

A person or business selling goods to the public as against a person or business selling to another business.

RETIRED

The act of being in retirement from working and with no plans to return to work.

RETIREMENT

1. The removal of any asset after its sale. 2. Forced or voluntary withdrawal from the job market. 3. Withdrawing a document from circulation. 4. The discharge or satisfaction of an obligation.

RETOUCHING

The alteration of computer graphics, photograph or an art work to restore it to its original form or to enhance features or to remove blemishes or unwanted material.

RETRENCHMENT

The layoff of employees that is forced by the company’s economic position.

RETRIEVAL REQUEST

Electronic commerce term where a specific transaction performed by a credit card is asked for by the issuer of the credit card.

RETROACTIVE DATE

A date that may be included in a policy from where no other claims can be made.

RETROACTIVE PRICING

The pricing in contracts that will reflect performance or new cost data at hand and is decided after a set protion of work has been carried out.

RETROFITTING

The action of modifying present equipment with new parts to enable it to perform its job.

RETURN COMMISSION

If a commission is paid on a full policy and the policy is cancelled early, a part of the commission needs to be returned.

RETURN OF CAPITAL

An inflow of cash from sale of capital assets, depreciation or savings on tax that is not related to other eatained or accumulated earnings.

RETURN OF CASH VALUE

The provision in an insurance policy that states if the insured dies between certain dates, the policy a face value and the cash value on the date of the death of the

RETURN OF PREMIUM

A benefit equal to the amount of premiums paid, minus claim amounts, will be paid during a set period of time if claims don’t exceed a set percentage of premiums paid.

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