GOOD MONEY - Federal funds that clear on the same day, unlike clearinghouse funds, which require three ...
GOOD THROUGH/UNTIL DATE ORDER - Used in the context of general equities. Market or limited price order ...
Good Money (in banking)
Federal Wire (Fed Wire) (in banking)
Settlement Date (in banking)
J antenna (electromagnetism) ...
Example: Good Money Bankers made a firm commitment to finance a shopping center that had been preleased .
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Establishing good money habits is about more than dollars and cents; it is about being responsible and making your own life a lot easier. If the debt repayment or savings part seems difficult for a few months, focus on your long-term goals.
Investors can make good money by investing in stocks and bonds, but the risks are higher compared to other financial instruments on the capital market.
Do you want to earn good money within a very short time? Well, you can do so by investing your money in the share market.
Stock finance is ideal for aspiring entrepreneurs who intend to make good money in a short period of time without having to start any venture of their own; they can instead be share holders in established companies and reap the benefits.
Others, like me, make good money on contract jobs, but usually only enough to keep from tapping into savings in between the contracts. While not bad, it lacks the regularity and relative safety that a permanent job offers.
Of course, if the depositors' fears are justified and the bank is economically insolvent, other banks will be unlikely to throw good money after bad by recycling their funds to the insolvent bank.
This is the time when it really pays to establish good money management habits. You want to clear your financial slate by paying off school loans and credit card debt, while also setting aside some money for your retirement.
Gresham's law - The theory that "bad," or debased, money drives "good," or undebased, money out of circulation because people keep the good money for other purposes and use the bad money for transactions.
One of the first things to understand about sound business judgment is that a distinction must be made between sunk costs and relevant costs. There is an old adage that cautions against throwing good money after bad.
But is that value high enough to offset all of its liabilities? In the end I don't think Aeroplan will be sold for very much at all. Who would want to pay good money to take on the liability for all of those free trips?
A car that is not a going concern is a wrecker. What it's worth to you, is what it can be broken down and sold for. It may be worth patching up, but unless you're an expert, this could also mean throwing good money after bad.
of securities to describe the deposit required by securities firms engaged in transactions on behalf of a new client.
Also used to refer to the deposit with a municipal bond issuer by firms competing for the underwriting business.
Good money ...
The level that the stock spent most of the time at will most likely act as support. Key moving averages, such as the 18, 50, and 200, also act as support. We like to buy stocks as they bounce upward off of support levels and are backed by good money ...
The action of self-interest under these conditions produces an effect which has been briefly formulated in the statement " that bad money tends to drive out good money." The proposition has been styled " Gresham's Law " (q.v.).
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