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increase in value of an investment |
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income earned from an investment |
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share in ownership of a corporation |
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a portion of a companys earnings paid to stock holders |
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earn dividens declared by the company |
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recieve regular dividens at a set rate |
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is a formal market where securities bought and sold |
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an agent who buys and sells securities |
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a certifricate of debt issued by a corporation |
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is created by pooling money of many people |
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the funds assetts minus its liabilities |
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a type of fund that only deals in high interest short term investments |
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an extended period of consumer confidenceand optimism |
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extended period of pessimism and unsertainty |
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a collection of securities and other assetts people own |
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spreading risk by putting money into a variety of other investments |
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is a legel document that gives a detailed description of a security |
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is a strategy of investing a fixed dollar amount at regular intervals |
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a contract with an insurance company |
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refers to the assets and liabilities that a person has |
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is a person appointed to carry out the terms outlined in their will |
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a legel document stating how a persdons estate will be distributed |
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is a person or institution named to manage assets on behalf on the beneficiaries |
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healthcare directive distributing the wealth of someone unwilling to care for themselves |
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is a legel document that gives the named trustee the authority to manage assets |
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the government institution that processes the deceased persons will and estate. |
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