Investments
A lower return typically means a _____ level of risk.
What is Lower?
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is based on what?
What is 30 Stocks?
A lower credit score may lead to a _____ home insurance cost.
What is Higher?
This type of agent represents multiple insurance companies.
The amount earned on an investment per dollar is the rate of what?
Cash dividends on common stock are mostly paid how often?
What is Quarterly?
New securities sold in primary markets are handled by...
What is an Investment Banker?
Standard homeowner's policies do not include coverage for damage done by this.
What is a Flood?
This is the first person you should call when you need to file an insurance claim.
What is your Insurance Agent?
A bond selling below par value is said to be selling at this.
What is a Discount?
If you are buying shares of a collection of diversified securities, you are investing in this.
What is a Mutual Fund?
Bonds are considered this type of account to the issuer.
What are Liabilities?
A public assistance program that provides health insurance benefits to those who are unable to pay for health care.
What is Medicaid?
The initial amount that is not covered by a health insurance policy and must be paid by the insured.
What is a Deductible?
The most common form of dividends are.
What is Cash?
This is used to decrease the risk of your investment porftolio.
What is Diversification?
To be considered a large-cap stock, the market cap must be...
What is more than $10 Billion?
What is Medicare?
This is a delay for a period of time from the date of the issuance of the policy until benefit privileges are available.
What is a Probationary Period?
Companies that are a big financial risk typically have a higher amount of this...
What is Long-Term Debt?
Putting in an order to purchase shares of stock at the current best available price is known as this.
What is a Market Order?
Bonds issued by policital subdivisions of the US governemnt.
What are Agency Bonds?
The delivery of medical and personal care to persons with chronic medical conditions who are not in a hospital is called what?
What is Long-Term Care?
Under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), family health care insurers must allow parents to retain their children on their health insurance policies up to this age.
What is 26?
Stocks whose earnings and market price have increased at an above-average rate over time are called what?
What is Growth Stocks?