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What are capital appreciation funds also called?
Aggressive growth funds are also known as capital appreciation funds
What is the absrtact noun of fair?
The abstract noun for the adjective 'fair' is fairness.The noun 'fair' is a concrete noun, a word for a community event featuring games, rides, fried food, and local products and crafts; an event for companies to display and sell goods and services; or an event organized by a school, church, or organization to raise funds.
What are Plant Funds?
depending on the plant i believe that the word or answer would be SAP
What is an example of embezzlement?
electronic manipulation of business funds so as to deposit them into personal or other third-party accounts. Once the rerouted business funds are deposited into such an account, the employee may withdraw them and spend them at will.
Which phase begins 1 october and encompasses the process of distributing funds?
execution
How must a charity organization work?
A charitable organization must use its resources carefully. Funds spent to aid education, as an example, must show that the aid is helping what the funds were given to do. If education is not improved by the charitable donations, then the idea must be reviewed as to why the purpose is not working. Also, as an organization, the funds a charity receives from the public and from government must be used to a large extent of helping the cause for which the charity exists. If too much money is used to pay charity employees this is not good and may invite a government investigation.
Who funds SPCA?
the gov't funds this organization.
What is a charitable trust?
A charitable trust is a trust set up to benefit a charity. The donor can receive income from the trust until their death and remaining funds go to the charity
A charitable trust is usually governed by?
The attorney general of many states have the power to monitor anyone holding funds intended for "charitable purposes." This is the charitable trust, and may be administered by rules of the AG's office and by various state laws. A charitable remainder trust would be a different animal.
What is procurement of funds?
Procurement of funds can be stated in a simple term that is the procurement of funds according to necessary. It means of getting possession of funds of a company or organization.
What has the author Robert J Rosepink written?
Robert J. Rosepink has written: 'Charitable remainder trusts and pooled income funds' -- subject(s): Charitable uses, trusts, and foundations, Taxation
Can a non-profit organization buy mutual funds?
yes i think so as long as they are used to help the organization
Which industry does the Kings Fund contribute to?
The King's Fund is a charitable organization in the UK that accepts donations and uses them to help improve health care in the UK, whether by providing research, policy analysis, or a number of other projects. Basically, the King's Fun contributes funds to the UK's health industry.
Who does sharelife help?
ShareLife is a Catholic charity organization in Toronto that raises funds to support a wide range of social service agencies, pastoral programs, and other charitable organizations. They aim to help those in need, including the homeless, refugees, elderly, youth, and individuals facing various challenges.
What is the finance and organization?
Finance is the commercial activity of providing funds and capital.
Who provide funds or capital for the organization?
a) customar b)owner c) broker
Does Bridgewater Associates provide investment assistance to individuals?
"No, it does not, Bridgewater Associates is a company that specializes in clients including but not limited to; foreign governments, central banks, corporate pension funds, public pension funds, university endowments and charitable foundations."
