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What Are Loans Based on Income?

What Are Loans Based on Income?

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There are many different types of loans. And when you need money quickly, it can be challenging to assess the pros and cons of different options. It can also be challenging to assess which loans are right for you if you’re still building credit. Many loans require a credit check, and your credit score may […]


Importance of Investment Time Horizons

Importance of Time Horizons for Investing

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An investment time horizon is the amount of time available to work towards a financial goal, and it is an important reference point when deciding how to invest.


Guide to Non-Bank Financial Institutions (NBFI)

Guide to Non-Bank Financial Institutions (NBFI)

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Non-bank financial institutions provide financial services, but they don’t hold the same license or charter as a bank. Also referred to as non-bank financial companies or NBFCs, these entities can extend credit, provide investment services, cash checks, and exchange currencies. However, they generally can’t accept deposits from customers. There are different types of non-bank financial […]


Bear Call Spread, Explained

Bear Call Spread, Explained

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A bear call spread is one of four basic vertical options spreads that traders put to regular use. This strategy aims to generate income in bearish or neutral markets with limited upside potential while carrying defined risks. Traders use a bear call spread strategy to seek potential profit on a decrease in value of the […]


What Is Broker Call, or Call Money Rate?

What Is Broker Call, or Call Money Rate?

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The broker’s call – also called “call money rate” or “call loan rate” — refers to the interest rate that brokerage firms pay to banks when they borrow money. Brokerage firms borrow money from banks in the form of call loans in order to offer loans to traders and investors with margin accounts. As such, […]


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