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PremiumAn amount of money paid above the regular price. Execution Premium ...
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premium offerDefinition Sales promotion technique in which two or more complementary products are sold together (see bundling) at a price lower than their combined price.
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Risk Premium - Understanding The Price Of Success In Spanish, there is a phrase "no vale la pena" and it can be translated "it isn't worth it." This is the classic decision that an investor is forced to make in the stock market.
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Control premium is an amount that a buyer is usually willing to pay over the current market price of a company.
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Vanishing premium policies are a form of whole life policy contracts that make use of accrued dividends to cover the costs of the premiums on the policy.
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PremiumA one-off payment, made at the outset, to purchase an option. The premium is a write-off unless the option is traded on either at a profit or when some or all of the premium may be recovered. Free LME Market Data ...
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Premium : There is a Premium when Swap rate is positive (the Forward rate exceeds a spot rate). This is when the interest rates of the base currency are lower than the second quoted currency-pair. Example of USD/CAD ...
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Premium - A price in excess of 100 percent of face value. Prepayment - The unscheduled payment of all or part of the outstanding principal of a mortgage loan, including payments by the borrower as well as liquidations from foreclosures, condemnations, ...
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Premium Waiver A clause in an insurance policy that promises all policy premiums will be waived if the policyholders becomes seriously ill or disabled, whether temporarily, long-term or permanently, and is thus unable to pay the premiums.
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Premium: the dollar amount or percentage a coin sells over its intrinsic value. Example: the American Eagle may sell at a premium of 5% to 8% subject to change, depending on market availability.
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Premium: The amount by which a bond's selling price exceeds its face value. Also, the amounts paid to keep an insurance policy in force.
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Premium: 1) The amounts paid to keep an insurance policy in force. 2) The amount by which a bond's selling price exceeds its face value.
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Premium :(1) This gene rally refers to extra money an investor is willing to pay to buy something. (2) For a bond, a premium is the amount for which the security sells above its par value. Prepayment :The payment of a debt prior to its being due.
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See also: Price, Option, Trade, Trading, Stock
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