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Secured loan
A loan backed by collateral the lender can seize (mortgage
Unsecured loan
A loan backed only by your creditworthiness (credit cards). Higher rates.
Revolving credit
Open-ended reusable credit (credit cards
Installment loan
Fixed payments over a set term (auto
Commercial sales finance company
A credit source that buys borrowers' contracts from sellers.
Mortgage
A loan to buy real estate
Fixed-rate mortgage
The rate stays the same for the whole loan.
ARM
Adjustable-Rate Mortgage - fixed for an intro period
PMI
Private Mortgage Insurance - required when the down payment is under 20%; protects the lender.
Amortization
Each payment splits between interest and principal; early payments are mostly interest.
Reverse mortgage
Homeowners 62+ borrow against equity; repaid when they leave the home.
Term life insurance
Pure death benefit for a set term; cheapest; NO cash value.
Whole life insurance
Lifetime coverage plus a cash value that grows tax-deferred.
Universal life insurance
Flexible premiums and death benefit; cash value tied to interest rates.
Variable life insurance
Cash value invested in subaccounts like mutual funds.
Premium
What you pay for an insurance policy.
Death benefit
The payout to a life-insurance beneficiary (generally tax-free).
Cash value
The savings component in permanent life insurance.
Rider
A written change or addition to an insurance policy. Also called endorsement or amendment.
Open-end mutual fund
Unlimited shares created/redeemed daily at NAV; the US standard.
Closed-end fund
A fixed number of shares that trade on an exchange; can trade at a premium or discount to NAV.
ETF
Exchange-Traded Fund - trades all day like a stock but stays near NAV; usually low-cost and tax-efficient.
UIT
Unit Investment Trust - a fixed portfolio with a set termination date.
Hedge fund
A private pool for accredited investors using aggressive strategies; classic 2-and-20 fee.
REIT
A company owning real estate that must distribute 90% of taxable income; trades like a stock.
Mutual fund
A professionally managed
POP
Public Offering Price - NAV plus the sales charge.
Trade date
When an order executes.
Settlement date
When securities and cash actually change hands. Regular-way = T+1.
T+1 settlement
Regular-way stock settlement: one business day after the trade (since May 2024).