POSTDATED CHECK
A check whose date lies within the near future. A post dated check can be cashed in on the future date.
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A check whose date lies within the near future. A post dated check can be cashed in on the future date.
A plan in which all of the premiums are given out at the beginning of the year, albeit in the form of post dated checks, which are handed to the insurer who
The amount of chance of an occurring event, which generally changes with the happening of new events. The posterior probabilty is commonly applied in finance in order to predict the fall or
To perform an act as rapidly as possible.
The transfer of debits and credits from the journals to a company’s ledgers is called posting.
A small term in the code of accounting, generally linked to an item within the ledger that provides important information relating to the post, such as the type of account or transaction.
When a firm is valued after a sale and when new shares are issued, it is called post money valuation. Generally taken by multiplying the total amount of outstanding shares with the
An agreement formed between a married couple, generally to provide specification regarding the division of assets in case the couple get separated or divorced.
Compensation or extra funds that are allocated to a person’s account for the services they rendered to any institution or organization, once they have stopped working.
The primary language set out by Adobe, known as the Page Description Language, which is used to map images, text and different kinds of animations on a computer’s screen. It can also
The period of time for which a couple of different reactive chemicals can be used, after they have been mixed together.
Any case in which the borrower might default on their payments in the future. The term can be used to refer to a borrower who has a higher probability of defaulting.
A potential dose is the total amount of chemical that is present within any substance (liquid or solid) that has been swallowed by an individual.
A potential market is one in which the individuals exhibit a liking, or preference towards a certain product.
The projected GDP that can be produced if all the resources within an economy were put to full use.
The total amount of money which needs to be paid to any contracting party that fails to perform to the injured, or aggrieved party.
The coupled action produced by two chemicals; usually greater than the amount of action produced individually.
A special situation under which trust is created between two or more partices, and it also includes the transfer of the assets of a will maker in to an already created trust.
The lowest temperature at which any liquid will remain in its liquid form.
A term used to denote a condition in which people are unable to meet their basic necessities, due to lack of money or skill. There are two primary terms used to denote
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