Congress should provide a direct -
payment bond option, in which state and local governments receive direct federal payments to subsidize a portion of the taxable interest paid to private bond holders.
Not exact matches
Two companies that guaranteed
payments on Detroit
bonds, Syncora Guarantee Inc and Financial Guaranty Insurance Co, received
options to develop parcels of land.
When the U.S.
payments deficit pumps dollars into foreign economies, these banks are being given little
option except to buy U.S. Treasury bills and
bonds which the Treasury spends on financing an enormous, hostile military build - up to encircle the major dollar - recyclers China, Japan and Arab OPEC oil producers.
Two companies that guaranteed
payments on Detroit
bonds and were the last major holdout creditors in the case, Syncora Guarantee Inc [SYCRFS.UL] and Financial Guaranty Insurance Co [FGIC.UL], received
options to develop parcels of land.
Backing away Balance of
payments Balance of trade Balance sheet BAN Bankers» acceptances Basis Basis book Basis points Bearer Bear market Bear Spreads Best - efforts underwriting Beta Bid price Blanket fidelity
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Our variable investment
options offer the opportunity to direct how life insurance premium
payments are invested among a wide array of stock,
bond, international and money market investment
options.
Bonds can certainly go down in price, in fact I believe credit to be the most overpriced asset currently, but with a
bond you have the
option of holding the security until maturity... and receiving your predetermined interest
payments along the way and your principle.
The pricing service models would look at all of the most recent trades that had happened in the
bond market, and use all of the prices to estimate yields that were adjusted for the
options inherent in the
bonds that could accelerate or decelerate
payments.
A put
option allows the holder of a
bond to «put,» or present, the
bond to an issuer (or trustee) and demand
payment at a stated time before the final stated maturity of the
bond.
Best for: Those who want the
option to vary premium
payments, but also the
option to allocate those
payments toward different stocks and
bonds.
Your premium
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options according to your choice (e.g. stocks,
bonds, money market funds, equity funds,
bond funds, etc.).
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