Seven Investment Terms Everyone Should KnowWritten by Tim Gorman
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* Compounding-Money made from an investment that will then be reinvested into same or another investment to generate its own earnings. * Bonds-Money that is loaned to a company or government at a specified interest rate. The company will usually give some kind of document that states amount loaned and agreed upon interest rate and total amount that will be repaid at a specific time or "maturity date". * Stocks-Pieces of a company that are for sale. One would buy stocks from a company at a given price in hopes that company would gain a significant amount of money and that they would be able to sell stocks at a higher price. * Money Market Funds-Money invested in debt by a mutual fund. The goal is to obtain money from interest to debt. The benefit of Money Market Account is that they offer very low investments of less than $1.00.
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| | Errors on Your Credit Report: What You Should DoWritten by Tim Gorman
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3. If information provider finds that their was an error they will provide written proof of change and send a copy of report to you, credit reporting agency and anyone who has requested a copy of your credit report in last six months. 4. If information provider finds that there was no error, you can request that credit reporting agency send a copy of disputes with any report that is requested by creditors. You can also provide an explanation of a negative report in 100 words or less that will be included in any reports to creditors. Another alternative is to pay debt, which would require creditor to report debt paid.You should also be aware that negative reports will remain on your credit for up to seven years at which time they will be deleted in most cases. There are some exceptions, these include, bankruptcy, which can be reported for up to 10 years, and loans or life insurance policies which are in excess of $150,000.00, or criminal convictions, which can be reported at all times.
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