House rules

HOUSE RULES - Internal rules of broker-dealer firm that govern the handling of its customers' accounts.
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House Rules
Securities industry term for an individual brokerage firm's internal rules, policies and procedures regarding the opening and management of clients' accounts and the clients' activities in such accounts.

Margin accounts are governed by Regulation T , by the National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD), by the New York Stock Exchange, and by individual brokerage house rules. Margin requirements can be met with cash or with eligible securities.

Term applied to the initial deposit of margin money required of clearing member firms by clearinghouse rules, or to the initial margin deposit required of customers by exchange regulations.
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Make or issue a loan.

People who are short on cash because most of their money is tied up in their homes are "house poor."
House rules
Internal rules of broker-dealer firm that govern the handling of its customers' accounts.
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Confederation, the Constitutional Convention, and the U.S. Congress. In 1801 President Thomas Jefferson published the first volume of parliamentary procedure in the United States, known as Jefferson's manual, which is still part of the House rules.

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See also: Margin account, Minimum maintenance, Long position, Speculator, Stock split