WASH
Wash is a term used to refer to a series of transactions ending with a zero net sum gain. This is usually the effect when there is a loss on one investment and a gain on another. It can also occur when a stock of the same company is purchased and sold.
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Cloud on Title
Document. claim, encumbrance, or unreleased lien which might invalidate or impair the title to the property, or make the title suspicious. These ar ...
Qualified Savings Bond
Refers to a series EE savings bond which has been issued after December 1989 and purchased by an individual at least 24 years of age.
VIX Option
VIX Option is a type of non-equity option that makes use of the CBOE Volatility Index as underlying asset. It is the first exchange-traded option t ...
Returnment
Returnment is when someone returns to work after he or she retired from work. Some people consider returnment out of financial necessity, others du ...
Tugrik - MNT
Official currency of Mongolia, which was introduced in 1925 as the country’s first official currency. In 1928, the currency replaced other pr ...
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Ethical Investing: Environmentally-Conscious Investing
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Retirement Planning: Allocating and Diversifying
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