guaranteed interest

These policies would also credit guaranteed interest to the cash value account.

In general, the longer the maturity and the lower the guaranteed interest rate, the larger the gain for the investor should stock prices rise.

In addition, the commission guaranteed interested parties the right to observe firsthand the testing procedures.

Many insurance companies offer policies with a guaranteed interest rate plus a non-guaranteed dividend.

The account would have a guaranteed interest rate equal to the government's official inflation rate plus three percent.

The investor deposits a single lump sum of money into the certificate to earn a guaranteed interest rate.

The guaranteed interest rate on bonds held for six months or more was lowered to 4 percent from 6 percent on March 1.

A certificate allows the investor to make an investment and to earn a guaranteed interest rate for a predetermined amount of time.

The guaranteed interest rate was established in the 1980s, when rates were high, to keep lenders in the loan business.

Allowing the investor to select a term length (typically between 3 months to 3 years) and earn a guaranteed interest rate.

The holders of these payment-capped adjustable-rate mortgage certificates are guaranteed interest and principal payments.

The industry has attracted huge investment funds based on high indicated or guaranteed interest rates and, in the case of annuities, by Federal income tax preferences.

The success of The Sun Also Rises guaranteed interest from Broadway and Hollywood.

Application for Pool of Guaranteed Interest Certificates.

It followed that the guaranteed interest fund did not disconnect a member's eventual benefits from contributions, and take it out of the definition under section 181.

Executives often receive the equivalent of millions of dollars from special retirement plans, company-paid insurance policies, investment accounts with guaranteed interest rates and lifetime perks.

Employer-sponsored 401(k) plans often include stable-value funds, also known as guaranteed interest income funds or capital preservation funds.

Whole Juvenile Life is permanent whole life insurance that has a minimum guaranteed interest rate, plus a non-guaranteed dividend declared annually by the insurance company.

Teymourtash also asked for a minimum guaranteed interest of 12.5% on dividends from the shares of the company, plus 2s per ton of oil produced.

Index UL participation in the index may have a cap, margin, or other participation modifier, as well as a minimum guaranteed interest rate.

This is the category of stable value funds, which are sometimes known as guaranteed interest income funds, as capital preservation funds or even as fixed-income funds.

The two agencies bought TMIC-insured mortgages and then sold them as elements of securities on which the agencies guaranteed interest and principal payments.

In those halcyon days, selling a piece of hypothetical future earnings (stocks) rather than guaranteed interest payments (bonds) was regarded as falling just shy of snake-oil salesmanship.

The danger of default in Latin America dates back to 1890, when the House of Baring, a prosperous London financial firm, guaranteed interest on its loans to Argentina.

It allowed the investor to deposit a selected sum of money into the certificate and in turn the investor would receive a guaranteed interest rate after a predetermined amount of time.