A bond. Or Money Bond
people overspeculating on stocks, using borrowed money that they couldn't repay
History of credit in the Philippines is common when one is borrowing money. The lender will look at your credit history so as to determine the ability to repay money borrowed.
people overspeculating on stocks, using borrowed money that they couldn't repay
they wanted to tax them because they lost tons of money in the french and Indian war.since the British had lost alot of money they wanted colonists to repay them
people overspeculating on stocks, using borrowed money that they couldn't repay, good lucky in studyisland =^)
A written promise to repay is called a promissory note. It is a legal document where one party (the borrower) agrees to repay a specific amount of money to another party (the lender) according to agreed-upon terms and conditions.
Credit
Paper notes bought by an individual that are backed by a promise from the government to repay the money with interest after a certain period of time are called government bonds. These bonds are a form of debt security, where the government borrows funds from investors for various purposes, such as financing public projects or managing national debt. Investors receive periodic interest payments and the principal amount back at maturity.
It is called a proxy
Yes. The amount a bank charges you for using their money is called an interest. This facility wherein you get to use the banks money and repay them is called a Loan. The bank grants you a fixed amount as loan and you repay them every month along with an interest.
Debt is money owed by one party to another, while a loan is a specific type of debt where one party borrows money from another with an agreement to repay it with interest.
it is A for e2020 students!
Bond -yee i did it myself lol-
No you do not have to repay this GRANT Money for HOME REPAIRS? You only have to submit what your repairs are and if they meet the specific needs to qualify for the GRANT.
tarrifs
A gift loan is when someone gives you money without expecting you to pay it back, while a traditional loan is money you borrow and must repay with interest. With a gift loan, there is no obligation to repay, but with a traditional loan, you must repay the borrowed amount plus interest over time.
'If you loan me this money, I swear I'll repay you, with interest!' he begged desperatelyYou saved my life! How can I ever repay you?You committed a crime Mr. Johnson, now you must repay your debt to society. I sentence you to 12 months imprisonment.