Note-taking
Note-taking is the process of recording information from a source such as a lecture, book, or conversation. It is an important skill for students to develop in order to help them remember and organize information. More »
Closed-ended Funds
Closed-ended funds are investment funds that issue a fixed number of shares that are traded on a stock exchange. They are managed by a professional fund manager and are typically actively managed, meaning the fund manager will buy and sell securities within the fund to meet the fund's investment objectives. More »
Open-ended Funds
Open-ended funds are investment funds that can issue and redeem shares at any time. They are typically structured as mutual funds or exchange-traded funds and are managed by professional fund managers. More »
Requirement
Requirements are the specific needs and expectations of a product, service, or system. They are typically documented to provide a common understanding of the requirements and are used as a basis for testing to determine whether those requirements have been met. More »
Creditworthiness
Creditworthiness is the ability of an individual or business to obtain and repay debt. It is determined by a lender based on an individual or business's credit history, income, assets, and other financial information. More »
Small Businesses
<a href='/Small_Businesses'>Small businesses</a> are independently owned and operated companies with fewer than 500 employees. They are typically privately owned and operated, and provide goods and services to their local communities. More »
Debt Security
Debt security is a type of investment that involves lending money to an entity in exchange for the promise of repayment with interest. It is also known as a fixed-income security because the interest rate is fixed and the repayment of principal is guaranteed. More »
High Risk
High Risk is a term used to describe activities or investments that have a greater chance of resulting in a loss than a gain. It is often associated with higher returns, but also carries a greater chance of financial loss. More »
Ratio Analysis
Ratio Analysis is a method of financial analysis that uses numerical values to compare different financial aspects of a business. It is used to evaluate a company's performance and financial position by comparing line items in the financial statements. More »