SBA-Secured Loans

Convertible securities have a floor price primarily because they can be converted into a predetermined number of shares of the issuing company's stock. This conversion feature provides a downside protection; even if the stock price falls significantly, the value of the convertible security will not drop below its conversion value. Additionally, the bond component of convertible securities typically offers interest payments, further supporting their minimum value. Thus, the combination of these factors establishes a floor price, making them less volatile compared to regular equity.

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Sole Traders have unlimited liability.

This means if the business goes into debt, the owner is responsible, and has to pay every last pence/cent to pay of the debt. This means that they may have to sell personal possessions i.e their house or their car.

Secured loans are those which include some sort of collateral. this is to ensure that if by default you are unable to pay the loan back, the bank still receives some revenue. Such as a car loan or property loan.

Secured Loans are defined as the lending companies provide the loan at the risk of the borrower.

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The liability on the note itself can be discharged, but the lien on the property remains- in other words, the creditor cant use the courts to collect the debt, but he can take the secured property if you stop making payments.

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It depends on the type of lawsuit and whether or not you are entitled to claim any of the proceeds as exempt. In most cases, state law determines what property you get to keep when filing for bankruptcy. This is called "exempt" property, meaning it is exempt from being used to benefit your creditors. The general rule in a Chapter 13 is that all nonexempt property belongs to the estate, including property acquired after the filing the Chapter 13. However, the debtor generally remains in possession of the property. If you properly disclosed the existence of the lawsuit in your BK filing, the Chapter 13 plan approved by the Court likely has some language addressing the lawsuit. You need to read the Chapter 13 plan to see what it says on the subject.

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A cooperative societies or businesses are places where people can pay to have a share in a crop or livestock, as well as other products. They also help take care of the crop or livestock in turns. Some of these in Nigeria are: consumer cooperative society, thrift and credit cooperative society, retail and wholesale cooperative society.

Whether or not a home is forfeited depends on the state or federal homestead exemption, and if the lender is willing to reaffirm the loan agreement. Second mortgages are considered secured debt and have the same legal standing as first mortgages.

It should, since specific property is contemplated as security for the loan. The burden might be on the creditor to prove in court that such a loan existed to establish his claim. Written loan agreements setting forth the security interest of the creditor in the stock should be sufficient, if signed by the debtor.

promise to pay another's debt that is not conditioned upon the other person's failure to pay promise to pay another's debt that is not conditioned upon the other person's failure to pay

Yes

Yes, if it is not protected by the exemptions available under the state or federal law. For example if the homestead exemption is $20,000 but the debtor has $50,000 in equity a forced sale is possible, the same basic premise would apply to a vehicle and property belonging to the debtor that is not considered a homestead. Forced sales of a primary residence is possible in all but a few states, however, it is rarely done, as the expense and time attributed to the action is seldom profitable. Property that is jointly owned can still be subject to sale, but it is very unlikely as judges are generally not open to partitioning action.

I had a pell Grant to go to cosmetology school in North Carolina and while going I got incarcerated. How do I get in touch with the pell grant people to start paying them back?

well to me colective agreement is not enforceable due to the kind pf government that we have. during negotiation instead

Sole trader - where a business is set up by one person

Advantages:

Has their own say

Makes their own decisions.

Disadvantages:

Unlimited liability - have to pay everything yourself if you lose money.

Franchise - where you buy into an existing company e.g. Mcdonalds

Advantages:

You are part of a well-known company

Limited liability - if you lose monet, you only lose what you put in.

The company you have bought into will provide the money

It is nothing but the bank financing for working capital. It is earliar known as Credit Authorization Sceme. RBI prescribed certain forms to be filled for appliying that is called as CMA Data Base. Calculation is done according to Tondon Committe.

Great idea, but most cities probably would not allow it.

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