balance transfer fee - credit card
non-sufficient funds fee - checking account
deductible - health insurance
mortgage payment - home loan
Whole life insurance can accrue interest. However, look at the charges associated with that type of insurance, and your outcome may be less.
The type of insurance required for a personal loan is typically called "credit life insurance" or "payment protection insurance." This insurance helps cover the loan payments in case the borrower is unable to make them due to certain circumstances like death, disability, or involuntary unemployment.
Variable universal life insurance is not an account. It is a policy that invests in separate accounts in an attempt to earn higher returns than a fixed policy. A variable universal life insurance policy can be converted into a different type of life insurance policy but not a different kind of account.
Whether or not you have to pay mortgage insurance depends on the type of loan you have and the amount of your down payment. If you have a conventional loan and put down less than 20 of the home's value, you will likely be required to pay mortgage insurance. However, if you have an FHA loan, mortgage insurance is typically required regardless of your down payment amount.
A revenue account is a type of account that shows a company's income from the sale of its goods and services. It also shows all the expenses associated with those items.
Non-sufficient funds fee: Checking account; Cash advance fee: Credit card; Co-pay: Health insurance; Interest payment: Mortgage
Limited payment life insurance
decreasing term insurance...
liability
Checking account
None.
decreasing term insurance...
Prepaid insurance is personal nature of account and amount in it is shown as current asset in balance sheet.
Whole Life, Universal Life, as well as Annuities can be used for this purpose.
Whole Life, Universal Life, as well as Annuities can be used for this purpose.
A 401 unauthorized type of bank account is a bank account that is not insured by the FDIC. Which is the Federal Deposit Insurance, which is an insurance company that guarantees that if the bank goes under you will still be able to access any money that was deposited into the account.
the answer is checks. (APEX)