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| Introduction To Money Market Mutual Funds Investors interested in the money market can access it most easily through money market mutual funds, but these vehicles do not let smaller investors off the hook when it comes to having a rudimentary understanding of the Treasury bills, commercial paper, bankers acceptances, repurchase agreements and certificates of deposit that make up the bulk of money market mutual fund portfolios. In this article, we'll show you how money market funds work and how they can benefit you. --------------------------------- Purpose of Money Market Mutual Funds for Investors There are three instances when money market mutual funds, because of their liquidity, are particularly suitable investments. Money market mutual funds offer a convenient parking place for cash reserves when an investor is not quite ready to make an investment or is anticipating a near-term cash outlay for a non-investment purpose. Money market mutual funds offer ultimate safety and liquidity. This means that investors will have an expected sum of cash at the very moment that they need it. ----------------- An investor holding a basket of mutual funds from a single fund company may occasionally want to transfer assets from one fund to another. If, however, the investor wants to sell a fund before deciding on another fund to purchase, a money market mutual fund offered by the same fund company may be a good place to park the proceeds of sale. Then, at the appropriate time, the investor may exchange his or her money market mutual fund holdings for shares of the other funds in the fund family. To benefit their clients, brokerage firms regularly use money market mutual funds to provide cash management services. Putting a client's dormant cash into money market mutual funds will earn the client an extra percentage point (or two) in annual returns above those earned by other possible investments ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Operational Details of Money Market Mutual Funds Money market mutual funds are designed to offer features that are particularly suited to the needs of small investors. Minimum initial investments generally range from $500 to $5,000. You can purchase money market mutual funds directly from brokerage companies or mutual fund firms, just as you would purchase a stock or equity mutual. As investment advisors, some banks also sell money market funds and some even have their own proprietary funds that offer money market investment opportunities. These should not be confused with money market accounts, which are interest-earnings savings accounts. Money market mutual funds also offer some simplified withdrawal features that are more typically associated with bank or trust accounts. For example, money market funds allow investors to withdraw assets by writing checks, usually of a minimum amount, say, $500 per check. If the investor does not want to write a check as a means of withdrawing funds, he or she can easily redeem shares by requesting payment by mail or by remittance through a wire transfer to his or her bank account. |
| Money Market Funds For over 30 years, money market funds have treated investors well. Money market funds have been around for over 35 years and are a very popular place for investors to park their money. How popular? As of Feb. 21, 2007, 2.3 trillion dollars worth of popularity! Money market funds are a type of mutual fund that invests in short-term (less than a year) debt securities of agencies of the U.S. Government, banks and corporations and U.S. Treasury Bills. They are fixed at $1 per share and only the yield fluctuates. Banks prefer you never hear about the 1000-plus money market funds available to investors. These funds offer advantages that savings accounts, checking accounts and CD's can't beat, including: ---------------------------------- High Liquidity Money market funds are very liquid, meaning you can take money out of them on short notice. There is no penalty for taking money out of your money market fund, unlike Certificates of Deposit (CD's) that impose large fees for withdrawing your money. You can also write checks from your money market account (typically three a month). Low Risk Money market funds are not FDIC insured, but they are still very secure because they are holding very safe investments like t-bills. Government debt securities are considered very safe because the government has the ability to raise taxes to meet its obligations. It is virtually impossible to lose your principle in money market funds. To top it off, most mutual fund companies carry some sort of insurance to cover your assets. Competitive Yields Your checking and savings accounts will have a tough time beating the yield of a money market fund. Money market funds return an average of 4 to 6 percent a year, which rivals the return of CD's. The interest is calculated daily, but only paid out at the end of the month unless you sell the fund, then it is paid at that time. Money Market Funds Widely Used As mentioned earlier, about 2.36 trillion dollars of investors' money was in money market funds in 2007. If you sell a stock or a mutual fund, your broker or fund company will typically move your proceeds into a money market account so you can collect interest. Also, when you open an account with most brokerage firms or fund companies, your money is typically put into a money market account until you are ready to purchase bonds or equities. Money market funds are clearly a smart place to hold your money. If you are between investments, saving for a house, saving for a vehicle purchase, or just looking for a safe place to put money, I urge you to put the money in a money market fund. There is no reason to hold large amounts of money at the bank. ---------------------------------- What is a Certificate of Deposit Answer: A certificate of deposit ("CD") is a short to medium-term, FDIC insured investment available at banks and savings and loan institutions. Customers agree to lend money to the institutions for a certain amount of time. In exchange for doing so, the customers is paid a predetermined rate of interest. Often, banks will charge a penalty fee if the money is withdrawn from the CD before it matures. The purpose of this Estimator is to help you understand your share insurance protection. |
| Bond Basics: Different Types Of Bonds Government Bonds In general, fixed-income securities are classified according to the length of time before maturity. These are the three main categories: Bills - debt securities maturing in less than one year. Notes - debt securities maturing in one to 10 years. Bonds - debt securities maturing in more than 10 years. Marketable securities from the U.S. government - known collectively as Treasuries - follow this guideline and are issued as Treasury bonds, Treasury notes and Treasury bills (T-bills). Technically speaking, T-bills aren't bonds because of their short maturity. (You can read more about T-bills in our Money Market tutorial.) All debt issued by Uncle Sam is regarded as extremely safe, as is the debt of any stable country. The debt of many developing countries, however, does carry substantial risk. Like companies, countries can default on payments.  Municipal Bonds Municipal bonds, known as "munis", are the next progression in terms of risk. Cities don't go bankrupt that often, but it can happen. The major advantage to munis is that the returns are free from federal tax. Furthermore, local governments will sometimes make their debt non-taxable for residents, thus making some municipal bonds completely tax free. Because of these tax savings, the yield on a muni is usually lower than that of a taxable bond. Depending on your personal situation, a muni can be a great investment on an after-tax basis. Corporate Bonds A company can issue bonds just as it can issue stock. Large corporations have a lot of flexibility as to how much debt they can issue: the limit is whatever the market will bear. Generally, a short-term corporate bond is less than five years; intermediate is five to 12 years, and long term is over 12 years. Corporate bonds are characterized by higher yields because there is a higher risk of a company defaulting than a government. The upside is that they can also be the most rewarding fixed-income investments because of the risk the investor must take on. The company's credit quality is very important: the higher the quality, the lower the interest rate the investor receives. Other variations on corporate bonds include convertible bonds, which the holder can convert into stock, and callable bonds, which allow the company to redeem an issue prior to maturity. Treasury bonds (T-Bonds, or the long bond) have the longest maturity, from ten years to thirty years. They have coupon payment every six months like T-Notes, and are commonly issued with maturity of thirty years. The secondary market is highly liquid, so the yield on the most recent T-Bond offering was commonly used as a proxy for long-term interest rates in general. This role has largely been taken over by the 10-year note, as the size and frequency of long-term bond issues declined significantly in the 1990s and early 2000s. The U.S. Federal government stopped issuing the well-known 30-year Treasury bonds (often called long-bonds) on October 31, 2001. As the U.S. government used its budget surpluses to pay down the Federal debt in the late 1990s, the 10-year Treasury note began to replace the 30-year Treasury bond as the general, most-followed metric of the U.S. bond market. However, due to demand from pension funds and large, long- term institutional investors, along with a need to diversify the Treasury's liabilities - and also because the flatter yield curve meant that the opportunity cost of selling long-dated debt had dropped - the 30-year Treasury bond was re-introduced in February 2006 and is now issued quarterly. This will bring the U.S. in line with Japan and European governments issuing longer-dated maturities amid growing global demand from pension funds. Some countries, including France and the United Kingdom, have begun offering a 50-year bond, known as a Methuselah. |
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Money crisis: FINANCIAL SYSTEM IN TROUBLE: BAIL-OUT PACKAGE. Americans react - Real people across the country answer the question: what
are you doing with your money in the wake of the financial crisis? - Where is the safe place to put MONEY?
are you doing with your money in the wake of the financial crisis? - Where is the safe place to put MONEY?
INVESTMENT: MAKE YOURSELF RICHER BY INVESTING THE
RIGHT WAY IN THE RIGHT PRODUCTS. REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS CAN HELP
STOCK MARKET: STOCK MARKET A WAY TO INVEST AND MULTIPLY YOUR
PROFITS. THESE INDUSTRIES HAS THOUSANDS OF COMPANIES TO BUY
STOCKS FROM.
MUTUAL FUNDS: MUTUAL FUNDS A WONDERFUL WAY TO INVEST YOUR
MONEY. Buying and Selling mutual funds
You can buy some mutual funds (no-load) by contacting the fund companies directly.
Other funds are sold through brokers, banks, financial planners, or insurance agents.
BOND FUNDS: INVESTING IN THE BONDS MARKET. WHAT ARE BONDS?
Have you ever borrowed money? Of course you have! Whether we hit our parents up
for a few bucks to buy candy as children or asked the bank for a mortgage, most of us
have borrowed money at some point in our lives.
FOREX MARKET: THE LARGEST MARKET IN THE WORLD TO INVEST AND
GET RICHER IF YOU USE THE RIGHT TOOL.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-(forex or FX for short) is one of the most exciting, fast-paced
markets around. Until recently, trading in the forex market had been the domain of
large financial institutions, corporations, central banks, hedge funds and extremely
wealthy individuals. The emergence of the internet has changed all of this, and now
it is possible for average investors to buy and sell currencies easily with the click of a
mouse.
TAX CERTIFICATES: TAX CERTIFICATE / TAX DEED: A BETTER WAY TO
INVEST MONEY AND GET RICHER.
TAX LIENS: How Can You Safely Earn 18% to 240% Per Year On Your
Investments? Yes you can... By investing in Government Issued Tax Liens, Tax
deed
REITs: REIT: Real Estate Investment Trust. A GREAT WAY TO INVEST IN
REAL ESTATE WITHOUT TAKING A MORTGAGE LOAN
COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT. ALL THAT CAN HELP! COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE;
A BETTER WAY TO INVEST AND GET RICHER! MULTI-WAYS TO WIN BIG IN
REAL ESTATE. WHAT IS COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE?
FINANCIAL REPORT: HOW TO GET A MORTGAGE HOME LOAN? Securing a home
loan is the most important step in the home-buying process. Here are the basics for
getting your financing.
HOW TO GET PRE-QUALIFY FOR A HOME LOAN? 8 Fundamental Reasons to Get
Pre-Approved for a Home Loan!
The first and most important step in buying a home is getting pre-qualified for a home
loan.
BY GETTING PREQUALIFIED, YOU IMMEDIATELY FIND YOURSELF IN A
STRONGER NEGOTIATION POSITION.
YOU MADE YOURSELF MORE ATTRACTIVE TO SELLERS.
IDENTITY THEFT: WATCH OUT, STOP IT FROM HAPPENING, GET THE TOOLS YOU
NEED TO PREVENT IT RIGHT HERE! AT KNOWLEDGE FINANCIAL.COM
CREDIT HELP: Use Your Credit Clout: Credit Laws That are on Your Side;
Understanding Your Debt Collection Rights
CREDIT INFO: SAVE YOUR CREDIT, RESCUE IT, PROTECT IT, INCREASE YOUR
SCORE. WE HAVE VALUABLE INFORMATION TO HELP YOU
CREDIT CARDS: The American Credit Cards are very important to have; but credit
cards represent a danger for those who may not have the discipline, order or those
who don't think what a plastic card can do for them or to them! The borrowers are the
slaves of the lenders. Credit cards issuers are monsters the can eat the average
consumers alive.
CREDIT RATING: THE IMPORTANCE OF YOUR CREDIT RATING! Credit Card Fraud:
21 Tips to Protect Yourself. More about your credit Score. Companies base your
credit scores on five categories
ID-THEFT: HOW TO PROTECT AND DEFEND YOURSELF AGAINST IDENTITY
THEFT? -----DETER, DETECT AND DEFEND?
TAX SAVING TIPS FOR INDIVIDUAL INVESTOR, GREAT INFORMATION FOR ALL.
Taxes The More You Know, the Less You’ll Pay
Business structures 101
LLP, LLC, S-corp and C-corp: It's not just alphabet soup! A breakdown of
what you need to know, in layman's terms.
what are you doing with your money in the wake of
the financial crisis?
Where is the safe place to put MONEY?
RIGHT WAY IN THE RIGHT PRODUCTS. REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS CAN HELP
STOCK MARKET: STOCK MARKET A WAY TO INVEST AND MULTIPLY YOUR
PROFITS. THESE INDUSTRIES HAS THOUSANDS OF COMPANIES TO BUY
STOCKS FROM.
MUTUAL FUNDS: MUTUAL FUNDS A WONDERFUL WAY TO INVEST YOUR
MONEY. Buying and Selling mutual funds
You can buy some mutual funds (no-load) by contacting the fund companies directly.
Other funds are sold through brokers, banks, financial planners, or insurance agents.
BOND FUNDS: INVESTING IN THE BONDS MARKET. WHAT ARE BONDS?
Have you ever borrowed money? Of course you have! Whether we hit our parents up
for a few bucks to buy candy as children or asked the bank for a mortgage, most of us
have borrowed money at some point in our lives.
FOREX MARKET: THE LARGEST MARKET IN THE WORLD TO INVEST AND
GET RICHER IF YOU USE THE RIGHT TOOL.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-(forex or FX for short) is one of the most exciting, fast-paced
markets around. Until recently, trading in the forex market had been the domain of
large financial institutions, corporations, central banks, hedge funds and extremely
wealthy individuals. The emergence of the internet has changed all of this, and now
it is possible for average investors to buy and sell currencies easily with the click of a
mouse.
TAX CERTIFICATES: TAX CERTIFICATE / TAX DEED: A BETTER WAY TO
INVEST MONEY AND GET RICHER.
TAX LIENS: How Can You Safely Earn 18% to 240% Per Year On Your
Investments? Yes you can... By investing in Government Issued Tax Liens, Tax
deed
REITs: REIT: Real Estate Investment Trust. A GREAT WAY TO INVEST IN
REAL ESTATE WITHOUT TAKING A MORTGAGE LOAN
COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT. ALL THAT CAN HELP! COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE;
A BETTER WAY TO INVEST AND GET RICHER! MULTI-WAYS TO WIN BIG IN
REAL ESTATE. WHAT IS COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE?
FINANCIAL REPORT: HOW TO GET A MORTGAGE HOME LOAN? Securing a home
loan is the most important step in the home-buying process. Here are the basics for
getting your financing.
HOW TO GET PRE-QUALIFY FOR A HOME LOAN? 8 Fundamental Reasons to Get
Pre-Approved for a Home Loan!
The first and most important step in buying a home is getting pre-qualified for a home
loan.
BY GETTING PREQUALIFIED, YOU IMMEDIATELY FIND YOURSELF IN A
STRONGER NEGOTIATION POSITION.
YOU MADE YOURSELF MORE ATTRACTIVE TO SELLERS.
IDENTITY THEFT: WATCH OUT, STOP IT FROM HAPPENING, GET THE TOOLS YOU
NEED TO PREVENT IT RIGHT HERE! AT KNOWLEDGE FINANCIAL.COM
CREDIT HELP: Use Your Credit Clout: Credit Laws That are on Your Side;
Understanding Your Debt Collection Rights
CREDIT INFO: SAVE YOUR CREDIT, RESCUE IT, PROTECT IT, INCREASE YOUR
SCORE. WE HAVE VALUABLE INFORMATION TO HELP YOU
CREDIT CARDS: The American Credit Cards are very important to have; but credit
cards represent a danger for those who may not have the discipline, order or those
who don't think what a plastic card can do for them or to them! The borrowers are the
slaves of the lenders. Credit cards issuers are monsters the can eat the average
consumers alive.
CREDIT RATING: THE IMPORTANCE OF YOUR CREDIT RATING! Credit Card Fraud:
21 Tips to Protect Yourself. More about your credit Score. Companies base your
credit scores on five categories
ID-THEFT: HOW TO PROTECT AND DEFEND YOURSELF AGAINST IDENTITY
THEFT? -----DETER, DETECT AND DEFEND?
TAX SAVING TIPS FOR INDIVIDUAL INVESTOR, GREAT INFORMATION FOR ALL.
Taxes The More You Know, the Less You’ll Pay
Business structures 101
LLP, LLC, S-corp and C-corp: It's not just alphabet soup! A breakdown of
what you need to know, in layman's terms.
what are you doing with your money in the wake of
the financial crisis?
Where is the safe place to put MONEY?
YOUR MONEY, YOUR SAVING
With banks falling like dominos, there's a lot of
worry about the solvency of financial institutions.
Some people are pulling their cash out of the
stock market and putting it into FDIC-insured
accounts, while others are hiding theirs under
their mattress.
Before you make any drastic moves, read these
answers to some common questions about your
savings.
Are there any safe havens left?
It sure doesn't feel like it. Even conservative
investments - like ultrashort- term bond funds
and a single money market fund - have lost value
recently.
But rest assured, your cash accounts are still
extremely safe. To shore up confidence in
money-market mutual funds after a prominent
portfolio "broke the buck," the Treasury
Department launched an insurance plan to
guarantee their value.
What's more, bank money-market accounts and
CDs are as protected as ever. While it's certainly
hard to tell which banks will eventually survive
this financial meltdown, your accounts are
FDIC-insured.
Finally, if you're looking for a safe option within
your 401(k), consider a stable value fund. These
portfolios often invest in a diversified mix of
short- to intermediate- term bonds that are
backed by different insurers. Plus, they've been
yielding around 4% lately.
Is my bank or brokerage going to disappear?
Even with the government stepping in to buy up
the crummy mortgage-backed securities that are
endangering the health of so many banks and
brokers, this relief won't be immediate.
It may take weeks for the Treasury Department to
put together a team to evaluate these bonds. In
the meantime, more banks and brokers could go
under or be forced to sell out to healthier firms.
With banks falling like dominos, there's a lot of
worry about the solvency of financial institutions.
Some people are pulling their cash out of the
stock market and putting it into FDIC-insured
accounts, while others are hiding theirs under
their mattress.
Before you make any drastic moves, read these
answers to some common questions about your
savings.
Are there any safe havens left?
It sure doesn't feel like it. Even conservative
investments - like ultrashort- term bond funds
and a single money market fund - have lost value
recently.
But rest assured, your cash accounts are still
extremely safe. To shore up confidence in
money-market mutual funds after a prominent
portfolio "broke the buck," the Treasury
Department launched an insurance plan to
guarantee their value.
What's more, bank money-market accounts and
CDs are as protected as ever. While it's certainly
hard to tell which banks will eventually survive
this financial meltdown, your accounts are
FDIC-insured.
Finally, if you're looking for a safe option within
your 401(k), consider a stable value fund. These
portfolios often invest in a diversified mix of
short- to intermediate- term bonds that are
backed by different insurers. Plus, they've been
yielding around 4% lately.
Is my bank or brokerage going to disappear?
Even with the government stepping in to buy up
the crummy mortgage-backed securities that are
endangering the health of so many banks and
brokers, this relief won't be immediate.
It may take weeks for the Treasury Department to
put together a team to evaluate these bonds. In
the meantime, more banks and brokers could go
under or be forced to sell out to healthier firms.
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Early.
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401K, INDIVIDUAL 401K, 403B, 457 PLAN, THRIFT SAVINGS
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What is a SEP IRA? What is a SIMPLE IRA? --- SEE BELOW!
Long-term care insurance?
Is a long-term care insurance policy really provides money to
help cover the costs of living if you are no longer able to take
care of yourself.?
SOCIAL SECURITY RETIREMENT GUIDE. HOW DOES SOCIAL
SECURITY WORK?
What is the importance and benefits of life insurance in real life,
and at retirement age?
Pension Plans / IRA / INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNT. What
is an IRA? And what does it matter?
What is Annuity Insurance Investment, Annuity & Pension
Insurance? Are Annuities Planning today for a secure
tomorrow?
Early.
THE BEST RETIREMENT GUIDE EVER; WHAT ARE 401K, ROTH
401K, INDIVIDUAL 401K, 403B, 457 PLAN, THRIFT SAVINGS
PLAN.
What is a SEP IRA? What is a SIMPLE IRA? --- SEE BELOW!
Long-term care insurance?
Is a long-term care insurance policy really provides money to
help cover the costs of living if you are no longer able to take
care of yourself.?
SOCIAL SECURITY RETIREMENT GUIDE. HOW DOES SOCIAL
SECURITY WORK?
What is the importance and benefits of life insurance in real life,
and at retirement age?
Pension Plans / IRA / INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNT. What
is an IRA? And what does it matter?
What is Annuity Insurance Investment, Annuity & Pension
Insurance? Are Annuities Planning today for a secure
tomorrow?
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| How Do I Buy Bonds? Most bond transactions can be completed through a full service or discount brokerage. You can also open an account with a bond broker, but be warned that most bond brokers require a minimum initial deposit of $5,000. If you cannot afford this amount, we suggest looking at a mutual fund that specializes in bonds (or a bond fund). Some financial institutions will provide their clients with the service of transacting government securities. However, if your bank doesn't provide this service and you do not have a brokerage account, you can purchase government bonds through a government agency (this is true in most countries). In the U.S. you can buy bonds directly from the government through TreasuryDirect at http://www.treasurydirect.gov. The Bureau of the Public Debt started TreasuryDirect so that individuals could buy bonds directly from the Treasury, thereby bypassing a broker. All transactions and interest payments are done electronically. If you do decide to purchase a bond through your broker, he or she may tell you that the trade is commission free. Don't be fooled. What typically happens is that the broker will mark up the price slightly; this markup is really the same as a commission. To make sure that you are not being taken advantage of, simply look up the latest quote for the bond and determine whether the markup is acceptable. Remember, you should research bonds just as you would stocks. We've gone over several factors you need to consider before loaning money to a government or company, so do your homework Treasury note Treasury notes (or T-Notes) mature in two to ten years. They have a coupon payment every six months, and are commonly issued with maturities dates of 2, 5 or 10 years, for denominations from $100 to $1,000,000. T-Notes and T-Bonds are quoted on the secondary market at percentage of par in thirty-seconds of a point. Thus, for example, a quote of 95:07 on a note indicates that it is trading at a discount: $952.19 (i.e. 95 7/32%) for a $1,000 bond. (Several different notations may be used for bond price quotes. The example of 95 and 7/32 points may be written as 95:07, or 95-07, or 95'07, or decimalized as 95.21875.) Other notation includes a +, which indicates 1/64 points and a third digit may be specified to represent 1/256 points. Examples include 95:07+ which equates to (95 + 7/32 + 1/64) and 95:073 which equates to (95 + 7/32 + 3/256). Notation such as 95:073+ is unusual and not typically used. The 10-year Treasury note has become the security most frequently quoted when discussing the performance of the U.S. government-bond market and is used to convey the market's take on longer-term macroeconomic expectations. |
How to Get Funding for a
Business
If you're thinking of starting your own
business, chances are you're going to need
some money. Here are some tips to help you
get funding for a business startup!
Have a plan. Before you
approach anyone for
money, create a solid
business plan. There are many
books that detail how to write your own
business plan, or you may want to hire an
experienced writer. People want to see that
your idea is not just a passing
daydream--that needs and risks associated
with it have been thought out!
2
Decide how much money you will need. This
depends on the type of business you plan
to run, and you may also need time to run
your business before you turn a profit.
Figure out how much of your startup funds
can contribute to your daily living expenses
until you are able to earn a steady income.
Your monthly living expenses should be
combined with variable expenses like food
and clothing for a period of six months and
presented in your business plan.
Determine the type of
funding. Once you know how much
money you will need to run your business
you need to choose the best way to get that
money. Many entrepreneurs with excellent
credit should begin with a trip to their bank
to meet with a loan officer.
Other options for startup business needs
include:
Commercial Financing.
These loans assist with the financial needs
of a new business, including working
capital, inventory purchases, account
receivables and payroll. Commercial finance
loans usually require some assets to stand
as collateral.
Real Estate Financing. These
loans are provided to assist with the new
construction or the purchase of a building
for your book.
Equipment Leasing. This financing assists
with the purchase of equipment needed for
the business.
Small Business
Association Loans. Though the
SBA won't give you a loan, they do help
guarantee a loan using funds provided by
the U.S. government to provide working
capital for small businesses. There are a
variety of programs available, but you still
need to get a loan from another funding
source.
Credit Cards. Many businesses are
built on credit, but you have to tread
cautiously here and be careful not to ruin
your credit by overspending.
4
Find an outside investor. From a "real"
investor to family and friends, explore other
routes of financing to help get your
business off the ground.
Business
If you're thinking of starting your own
business, chances are you're going to need
some money. Here are some tips to help you
get funding for a business startup!
Have a plan. Before you
approach anyone for
money, create a solid
business plan. There are many
books that detail how to write your own
business plan, or you may want to hire an
experienced writer. People want to see that
your idea is not just a passing
daydream--that needs and risks associated
with it have been thought out!
2
Decide how much money you will need. This
depends on the type of business you plan
to run, and you may also need time to run
your business before you turn a profit.
Figure out how much of your startup funds
can contribute to your daily living expenses
until you are able to earn a steady income.
Your monthly living expenses should be
combined with variable expenses like food
and clothing for a period of six months and
presented in your business plan.
Determine the type of
funding. Once you know how much
money you will need to run your business
you need to choose the best way to get that
money. Many entrepreneurs with excellent
credit should begin with a trip to their bank
to meet with a loan officer.
Other options for startup business needs
include:
Commercial Financing.
These loans assist with the financial needs
of a new business, including working
capital, inventory purchases, account
receivables and payroll. Commercial finance
loans usually require some assets to stand
as collateral.
Real Estate Financing. These
loans are provided to assist with the new
construction or the purchase of a building
for your book.
Equipment Leasing. This financing assists
with the purchase of equipment needed for
the business.
Small Business
Association Loans. Though the
SBA won't give you a loan, they do help
guarantee a loan using funds provided by
the U.S. government to provide working
capital for small businesses. There are a
variety of programs available, but you still
need to get a loan from another funding
source.
Credit Cards. Many businesses are
built on credit, but you have to tread
cautiously here and be careful not to ruin
your credit by overspending.
4
Find an outside investor. From a "real"
investor to family and friends, explore other
routes of financing to help get your
business off the ground.
How to Get a Grant for a
Startup Business
Starting a business is a fulfilling, yet challenging
experience. The first step in starting your
business is to secure income for your startup
costs. If you cannot fund this yourself, there are
a variety of grants available to help you.
Write a business plan. To write a
successful grant you need a clear idea of the
objectives of your business. Ask a business or
management consultant if you are unsure how
to construct a business plan.
2
Conduct research. Look online for
grants offered by the federal and state
government and private institutions. If your
business is targeting a specific segment of the
population or a niche or specialist market, look
for grant-giving organizations in that field.
These are likely to be less sought after and so
you are more likely to be successful.
3
Check the eligibility requirements for each
grant. Shortlist the grants that are most
applicable to your business startup idea.
Contact the agencies and ask them to explain
the grant. Ask the agent any questions you
have. This means that agency is aware of your
name and idea before the application is even
processed. It gives you an indication of the most
important points in the application.
4
Write your application. Make sure
your application specifically highlights how your
business meets the grant criteria. Address each
criterion on a point-by-point basis if needed. Ask
someone to proofread the application for
spelling and grammar errors before you submit
it.
5
Call the office. One week after you have
submitted your application, call and check on
the progress of your application. This reminds
the agency of your business name and purpose.
Startup Business
Starting a business is a fulfilling, yet challenging
experience. The first step in starting your
business is to secure income for your startup
costs. If you cannot fund this yourself, there are
a variety of grants available to help you.
Write a business plan. To write a
successful grant you need a clear idea of the
objectives of your business. Ask a business or
management consultant if you are unsure how
to construct a business plan.
2
Conduct research. Look online for
grants offered by the federal and state
government and private institutions. If your
business is targeting a specific segment of the
population or a niche or specialist market, look
for grant-giving organizations in that field.
These are likely to be less sought after and so
you are more likely to be successful.
3
Check the eligibility requirements for each
grant. Shortlist the grants that are most
applicable to your business startup idea.
Contact the agencies and ask them to explain
the grant. Ask the agent any questions you
have. This means that agency is aware of your
name and idea before the application is even
processed. It gives you an indication of the most
important points in the application.
4
Write your application. Make sure
your application specifically highlights how your
business meets the grant criteria. Address each
criterion on a point-by-point basis if needed. Ask
someone to proofread the application for
spelling and grammar errors before you submit
it.
5
Call the office. One week after you have
submitted your application, call and check on
the progress of your application. This reminds
the agency of your business name and purpose.
How to Write a Grant for a
Business
A business grant is a very important first step in
starting your own business. A business grant
could very well be the material you use in order
to get your business off the ground, the way that
you sell yourself to those who will be a part of
your startup funding.
1
When writing a business grant, you will need to
completely illustrate your business plan to a
potential funding source. Think in terms of what
your business mission statement is. What is your
business all about? What service or product will
you provide? Convey that in terms that an
outsider who is reading your business grant will
understand.
2
Next, you want to tackle your business goals and
objectives. What are you trying to achieve with
your business? Likely, you want to be your own
boss and make good money! But what else? Do
you want to own the biggest gym in town with
the most members?
The tastiest bakery where people can't help but
stop in for a cup of coffee every morning?
Identify and communicate your objectives
clearly when writing a business grant.
3
Use your business grant to explain why your
business is different, why it will stand out among
it's competitors. If you are starting a business,
you must think that you have some edge over
competitors for one reason or another; a
business grant is a place to put that difference
in writing. Use your business grant to portray
both the technicalities of starting your business
and the personalized details that will set you
apart from the rest.
4
Who is your targeted
customer? This is yet another variable
that needs to be addressed in a business grant.
Describe who you will market your product or
services to, and how you will do it.
5
After detailing all of the business plan, the next
step in writing a business grant is to analyze and
describe the budget. How much do you need in
startup funds? How long will it take before your
small business begins making a profit?
You write a business grant in order to help
attract the attention and investing interest of
potential lenders. That's why it is so important to
be diligent in a business proposal about startup
funds and budgets.
6
Once you have a complete business grant
proposal, start approaching people, businesses
and government for startup assistance. Other
small businesses, large companies, government
funds, banks, etc...
The institutions you can approach for business
startup funds are limitless...especially once you
have a well written business grant.
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A business grant is a very important first step in
starting your own business. A business grant
could very well be the material you use in order
to get your business off the ground, the way that
you sell yourself to those who will be a part of
your startup funding.
1
When writing a business grant, you will need to
completely illustrate your business plan to a
potential funding source. Think in terms of what
your business mission statement is. What is your
business all about? What service or product will
you provide? Convey that in terms that an
outsider who is reading your business grant will
understand.
2
Next, you want to tackle your business goals and
objectives. What are you trying to achieve with
your business? Likely, you want to be your own
boss and make good money! But what else? Do
you want to own the biggest gym in town with
the most members?
The tastiest bakery where people can't help but
stop in for a cup of coffee every morning?
Identify and communicate your objectives
clearly when writing a business grant.
3
Use your business grant to explain why your
business is different, why it will stand out among
it's competitors. If you are starting a business,
you must think that you have some edge over
competitors for one reason or another; a
business grant is a place to put that difference
in writing. Use your business grant to portray
both the technicalities of starting your business
and the personalized details that will set you
apart from the rest.
4
Who is your targeted
customer? This is yet another variable
that needs to be addressed in a business grant.
Describe who you will market your product or
services to, and how you will do it.
5
After detailing all of the business plan, the next
step in writing a business grant is to analyze and
describe the budget. How much do you need in
startup funds? How long will it take before your
small business begins making a profit?
You write a business grant in order to help
attract the attention and investing interest of
potential lenders. That's why it is so important to
be diligent in a business proposal about startup
funds and budgets.
6
Once you have a complete business grant
proposal, start approaching people, businesses
and government for startup assistance. Other
small businesses, large companies, government
funds, banks, etc...
The institutions you can approach for business
startup funds are limitless...especially once you
have a well written business grant.
How to Write A Grant Proposal
Letter
A grant proposal letter is usually used to initiate
funding requests with small organizations and non
profits that do not have a formal process set in
place.
1
If no prior connection or grant funding has been
made with the organization write a intro of the
organization your representing. Include what you
do and who you help. Also include a brief
organizational history.
2
If prior grant funding has been given by the
targeted organization, then let them know recent
changes and improvements.
3
All basic steps of a grant proposal should be
included but in a very condensed form. Such as:
need process, goals and objectives, key personnel
working of the project, and the evaluation
procedure.
4
In the letter of grant proposal make sure you
address what your project is, what must happen for
the project to get going, who will benefit from the
project and how long the project will last.
5
In your letter of proposal for your grant make sure
to include how much the project will cost and what
percentage of that your asking the organization for.
If possible tell them how the other percentage of
the project will be funded.
A list of fundraisers and other funders would be
beneficial. If the list gets long you can add a
appendix to the letter and just refer readers to the
grant appendix.
6
Write the grant proposal in first person, unlike
other forms of grant proposals this type is written
in a personal format.
Letter
A grant proposal letter is usually used to initiate
funding requests with small organizations and non
profits that do not have a formal process set in
place.
1
If no prior connection or grant funding has been
made with the organization write a intro of the
organization your representing. Include what you
do and who you help. Also include a brief
organizational history.
2
If prior grant funding has been given by the
targeted organization, then let them know recent
changes and improvements.
3
All basic steps of a grant proposal should be
included but in a very condensed form. Such as:
need process, goals and objectives, key personnel
working of the project, and the evaluation
procedure.
4
In the letter of grant proposal make sure you
address what your project is, what must happen for
the project to get going, who will benefit from the
project and how long the project will last.
5
In your letter of proposal for your grant make sure
to include how much the project will cost and what
percentage of that your asking the organization for.
If possible tell them how the other percentage of
the project will be funded.
A list of fundraisers and other funders would be
beneficial. If the list gets long you can add a
appendix to the letter and just refer readers to the
grant appendix.
6
Write the grant proposal in first person, unlike
other forms of grant proposals this type is written
in a personal format.
Revolving Debt
. The most common form of
revolving debt is credit card debt.
There are two types of debt in the world of consumer
credit: installment debt and revolving debt.
When a lending institution extends to you a set amount
of credit and bases repayment upon a percentage how
much of that credit you borrowed, rather than basing
repayment on a specific time frame, it is called
revolving debt.
Interest Accrues on the Outstanding Balance
You have just received a brand new credit card in the
mail. You notice that the card has a limit of $5,000 with
an annual interest rate of 24.99 percent.
Interest does not begin to accrue on this card until you
utilize it. If you were to use the card to make a purchase
of $100, interest would accrue only on that $100.
Periodic Finance Charges
Assume you've made a $5,000 purchase. How much
interest are you going to be charged if you can't pay the
balance in full when your bill comes due? Credit card
companies make this determination based on a periodic
interest rate.
They take your annual interest rate, 24.99 percent, and
divide it by the number of payment periods, 12. They
then multiply that number by the total balance due and
the final number is the finance charge.
Example: 24.99 percent = 0.2499: 0.2499/12=0.021 $5,000
X .021=$105
$105 is the finance charge.
Minimum Payment Calculations
Most companies that issue credit cards calculate your
minimum payment based on a formula given by the
Office of the Comptroller.
The OCC's formula is Minimum Payment = Transaction
fees + APR (%) x Outstanding Credit Card Balance + 3% x
Current Credit Card Balance.
Your credit card does not charge
transaction fees. Your outstanding balance is zero and
your current balance is $5,000. Your minimum payment
on five thousand dollars would be one hundred fifty
dollars.
Minium Payment Payoff Time Frame
Paying off a credit card balance by making only the
minimum payments is a Sisyphean task. If you only made
the minimum payment on your $5,000 balance, at a rate
of 24.99 percent it would take you 317 months--more
than 25 years--to pay the balance in full. In that time you
would have paid more than $10,000 in interest payments.
Alternatives to Revolving Debt
Financial guru Dave Ramsey offers an alternative to the
use of revolving debt: Pay cash as you go. By
developing a systematic plan for saving for large
purchases, you won't run the risk of becoming
overburdened by credit card payments.
Revolving account-Credit-Debt
A revolving account is an account created by a lender
to represent debts where the outstanding balance does
not have to be paid in full every month by the borrower
to the lender.
The borrower may be required to make a minimum
payment, based on the balance amount. The most
common example of a revolving account is a credit card.
Installment credit
Installment credit is a type of credit that has a fixed
number of payments, in contrast to revolving credit.
. The most common form of
revolving debt is credit card debt.
There are two types of debt in the world of consumer
credit: installment debt and revolving debt.
When a lending institution extends to you a set amount
of credit and bases repayment upon a percentage how
much of that credit you borrowed, rather than basing
repayment on a specific time frame, it is called
revolving debt.
Interest Accrues on the Outstanding Balance
You have just received a brand new credit card in the
mail. You notice that the card has a limit of $5,000 with
an annual interest rate of 24.99 percent.
Interest does not begin to accrue on this card until you
utilize it. If you were to use the card to make a purchase
of $100, interest would accrue only on that $100.
Periodic Finance Charges
Assume you've made a $5,000 purchase. How much
interest are you going to be charged if you can't pay the
balance in full when your bill comes due? Credit card
companies make this determination based on a periodic
interest rate.
They take your annual interest rate, 24.99 percent, and
divide it by the number of payment periods, 12. They
then multiply that number by the total balance due and
the final number is the finance charge.
Example: 24.99 percent = 0.2499: 0.2499/12=0.021 $5,000
X .021=$105
$105 is the finance charge.
Minimum Payment Calculations
Most companies that issue credit cards calculate your
minimum payment based on a formula given by the
Office of the Comptroller.
The OCC's formula is Minimum Payment = Transaction
fees + APR (%) x Outstanding Credit Card Balance + 3% x
Current Credit Card Balance.
Your credit card does not charge
transaction fees. Your outstanding balance is zero and
your current balance is $5,000. Your minimum payment
on five thousand dollars would be one hundred fifty
dollars.
Minium Payment Payoff Time Frame
Paying off a credit card balance by making only the
minimum payments is a Sisyphean task. If you only made
the minimum payment on your $5,000 balance, at a rate
of 24.99 percent it would take you 317 months--more
than 25 years--to pay the balance in full. In that time you
would have paid more than $10,000 in interest payments.
Alternatives to Revolving Debt
Financial guru Dave Ramsey offers an alternative to the
use of revolving debt: Pay cash as you go. By
developing a systematic plan for saving for large
purchases, you won't run the risk of becoming
overburdened by credit card payments.
Revolving account-Credit-Debt
A revolving account is an account created by a lender
to represent debts where the outstanding balance does
not have to be paid in full every month by the borrower
to the lender.
The borrower may be required to make a minimum
payment, based on the balance amount. The most
common example of a revolving account is a credit card.
Installment credit
Installment credit is a type of credit that has a fixed
number of payments, in contrast to revolving credit.
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What is a 'Credit Default Swap
- CDS'
A credit default swap is a particular type of swap
designed to transfer the credit exposure of fixed income
products between two or more parties. In a credit default swap,
the buyer of the swap makes payments to the swap’s seller up until the
maturity date of a contract.
In return, the seller agrees that, in the event that the debt issuer defaults or
experiences another credit event, the seller will pay the buyer the security’s
premium as well as all interest payments that would have been paid between
that time and the security’s maturity date.
A credit default swap is the most common form of credit derivative and may
involve municipal bonds, emerging market bonds, mortgage-backed
securities or corporate bonds.
A credit default swap is also often referred to as a credit derivative contract.
Next Up
Credit Default Insurance
Credit Default Contract
Loan Credit Default Swap (LCDS)
North American Loan Credit Default ...
'Credit Default Swap - CDS'
Many bonds and other securities that are sold have a fair amount of risk
associated with them. While institutions that issue these forms of debt may
have a relatively high degree of confidence in the security of their position,
they have no way of guaranteeing that they will be able to make good on their
debt.
Because these kinds of debt securities will often have lengthy terms to
maturity, like ten years or more, it will often be difficult for the issuer to know
with certainty that in ten years time or more, they will be in a sound financial
position.
If the security in question is not well-rated, a default on the part of the issuer
may be more likely.
Credit Default Swap as Insurance
A credit default swap is, in effect, insurance against non-
payment. Through a CDS, the buyer can mitigate the risk of their investment
by shifting all or a portion of that risk onto an insurance company or other
CDS seller in exchange for a periodic fee.
In this way, the buyer of a credit default swap receives credit protection,
whereas the seller of the swap guarantees the credit worthiness of the debt
security. For example, the buyer of a credit default swap will be entitled to
the par value of the contract by the seller of the swap, should the issuer
default on payments.
If the debt issuer does not default and if all goes well the CDS buyer will end
up losing some money, but the buyer stands to lose a much greater
proportion of their investment if the issuer defaults and if they have not
bought a CDS. As such, the more the holder of a security thinks its issuer is
likely to default, the more desirable a CDS is and the more the premium is
worth it.
Credit Default Swap in Context
Any situation involving a credit default swap will have a minimum of three
parties. The first party involved is the financial institution that issued the
debt security in the first place. These may be bonds or other kinds of
securities and are essentially a small loan that the debt issuer takes out from
the security buyer.
If an institution sells a bond with a $100 premium and a 10-year maturity to a
buyer, the institution is agreeing to pay back the $100 to the buyer at the end
of the 10-year period as well as regular interest payments over the course of
the intervening period. Yet, because the debt issuer cannot guarantee that
they will be able repay the premium, the debt buyer has taken on risk.
The debt buyer in question is the second party
in this exchange and will also be the CDS
buyer should they agree to enter into a CDS
contract. The third party, the CDS seller, is most often an institutional
investing organization involved in credit speculation and will guarantee the
underlying debt between the issuer of the security and the buyer.
If the CDS seller believes that the risk on securities that a particular issuer
has sold is lower than many people believe, they will attempt to sell credit
default swaps to people who hold those securities in an effort to make a
profit. In this sense, CDS sellers profit from the security-holder’s fears that
the issuer will default.
CDS trading is very complex and risk-oriented
and, combined with the fact that credit default
swaps are traded over-the-counter (meaning they are unregulated), the
CDS market is prone to a high degree of speculation. Speculators who think
that the issuer of a debt security is likely to default will often choose to
purchase those securities and a CDS contract as well.
This way, they ensure that they will receive their premium and interest even
though they believe the issuing institution will default. On the other hand,
speculators who think that the issuer is unlikely to default may offer to sell a
CDS contract to a holder of the security in question and be confident that,
even though they are taking on risk, their investment is safe.
Though credit default swaps may often cover
the remainder of a debt security’s time to
maturity from when the CDS was purchased, they
do not necessarily need to cover the entirety of that duration. For example,
if, two years into a 10-year security, the security’s owner thinks that the
issuer is headed into dangerous waters in terms of its credit, the security
owner may choose to buy a credit default swap with a five-year term that
would then protect their investment until the seventh year.
In fact, CDS contracts can be bought or sold at
any point during their lifetime before their
expiration date and there is an entire market devoted to the trading
of CDS contracts. Because these securities often have long lifetimes, there
will often be fluctuations in the security issuer’s credit over time, prompting
speculators to think that the issuer is entering a period of high or low risk.
It is even possible for investors to effectively switch sides on a credit default
swap to which they are already a party. For example, if a speculator that
initially issued a CDS contract to a security-holder believes that the security-
issuing institution in question is likely to default, the speculator can sell the
contract to another speculator on the CDS market, buy securities issued by
the institution in question and a CDS contract as well in order to protect that
investment.
- CDS'
A credit default swap is a particular type of swap
designed to transfer the credit exposure of fixed income
products between two or more parties. In a credit default swap,
the buyer of the swap makes payments to the swap’s seller up until the
maturity date of a contract.
In return, the seller agrees that, in the event that the debt issuer defaults or
experiences another credit event, the seller will pay the buyer the security’s
premium as well as all interest payments that would have been paid between
that time and the security’s maturity date.
A credit default swap is the most common form of credit derivative and may
involve municipal bonds, emerging market bonds, mortgage-backed
securities or corporate bonds.
A credit default swap is also often referred to as a credit derivative contract.
Next Up
Credit Default Insurance
Credit Default Contract
Loan Credit Default Swap (LCDS)
North American Loan Credit Default ...
'Credit Default Swap - CDS'
Many bonds and other securities that are sold have a fair amount of risk
associated with them. While institutions that issue these forms of debt may
have a relatively high degree of confidence in the security of their position,
they have no way of guaranteeing that they will be able to make good on their
debt.
Because these kinds of debt securities will often have lengthy terms to
maturity, like ten years or more, it will often be difficult for the issuer to know
with certainty that in ten years time or more, they will be in a sound financial
position.
If the security in question is not well-rated, a default on the part of the issuer
may be more likely.
Credit Default Swap as Insurance
A credit default swap is, in effect, insurance against non-
payment. Through a CDS, the buyer can mitigate the risk of their investment
by shifting all or a portion of that risk onto an insurance company or other
CDS seller in exchange for a periodic fee.
In this way, the buyer of a credit default swap receives credit protection,
whereas the seller of the swap guarantees the credit worthiness of the debt
security. For example, the buyer of a credit default swap will be entitled to
the par value of the contract by the seller of the swap, should the issuer
default on payments.
If the debt issuer does not default and if all goes well the CDS buyer will end
up losing some money, but the buyer stands to lose a much greater
proportion of their investment if the issuer defaults and if they have not
bought a CDS. As such, the more the holder of a security thinks its issuer is
likely to default, the more desirable a CDS is and the more the premium is
worth it.
Credit Default Swap in Context
Any situation involving a credit default swap will have a minimum of three
parties. The first party involved is the financial institution that issued the
debt security in the first place. These may be bonds or other kinds of
securities and are essentially a small loan that the debt issuer takes out from
the security buyer.
If an institution sells a bond with a $100 premium and a 10-year maturity to a
buyer, the institution is agreeing to pay back the $100 to the buyer at the end
of the 10-year period as well as regular interest payments over the course of
the intervening period. Yet, because the debt issuer cannot guarantee that
they will be able repay the premium, the debt buyer has taken on risk.
The debt buyer in question is the second party
in this exchange and will also be the CDS
buyer should they agree to enter into a CDS
contract. The third party, the CDS seller, is most often an institutional
investing organization involved in credit speculation and will guarantee the
underlying debt between the issuer of the security and the buyer.
If the CDS seller believes that the risk on securities that a particular issuer
has sold is lower than many people believe, they will attempt to sell credit
default swaps to people who hold those securities in an effort to make a
profit. In this sense, CDS sellers profit from the security-holder’s fears that
the issuer will default.
CDS trading is very complex and risk-oriented
and, combined with the fact that credit default
swaps are traded over-the-counter (meaning they are unregulated), the
CDS market is prone to a high degree of speculation. Speculators who think
that the issuer of a debt security is likely to default will often choose to
purchase those securities and a CDS contract as well.
This way, they ensure that they will receive their premium and interest even
though they believe the issuing institution will default. On the other hand,
speculators who think that the issuer is unlikely to default may offer to sell a
CDS contract to a holder of the security in question and be confident that,
even though they are taking on risk, their investment is safe.
Though credit default swaps may often cover
the remainder of a debt security’s time to
maturity from when the CDS was purchased, they
do not necessarily need to cover the entirety of that duration. For example,
if, two years into a 10-year security, the security’s owner thinks that the
issuer is headed into dangerous waters in terms of its credit, the security
owner may choose to buy a credit default swap with a five-year term that
would then protect their investment until the seventh year.
In fact, CDS contracts can be bought or sold at
any point during their lifetime before their
expiration date and there is an entire market devoted to the trading
of CDS contracts. Because these securities often have long lifetimes, there
will often be fluctuations in the security issuer’s credit over time, prompting
speculators to think that the issuer is entering a period of high or low risk.
It is even possible for investors to effectively switch sides on a credit default
swap to which they are already a party. For example, if a speculator that
initially issued a CDS contract to a security-holder believes that the security-
issuing institution in question is likely to default, the speculator can sell the
contract to another speculator on the CDS market, buy securities issued by
the institution in question and a CDS contract as well in order to protect that
investment.
| What is a 'Derivative' A derivative is a security with a price that is dependent upon or derived from one or more underlying assets. The derivative itself is a contract between two or more parties based upon the asset or assets. Its value is determined by fluctuations in the underlying asset. The most common underlying assets include stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies, interest rates and market indexes. Derivatives either be traded over-the-counter (OTC) or on an exchange. OTC derivatives constitute the greater proportion of derivatives in existence and are unregulated, whereas derivatives traded on exchanges are standardized. OTC derivatives generally have greater risk for the counterparty than do standardized derivatives. 'Derivative' Originally, derivatives were used to ensure balanced exchange rates for goods traded internationally. With differing values of different national currencies, international traders needed a system of accounting for these differences. Today, derivatives are based upon a wide variety of transactions and have many more uses. There are even derivatives based on weather data, such as the amount of rain or the number of sunny days in a particular region. Because a derivative is a category of security rather than a specific kind, there are several different kinds of derivatives in existence. As such, derivatives have a variety of functions and applications as well, based on the type of derivative. Certain kinds of derivatives can be used for hedging, or insuring against risk on an asset. Derivatives can also be used for speculation in betting on the future price of an asset or in circumventing exchange rate issues. For example, a European investor purchasing shares of an American company off of an American exchange (using U.S. dollars to do so) would be exposed to exchange-rate risk while holding that stock. To hedge this risk, the investor could purchase currency futures to lock in a specified exchange rate for the future stock sale and currency conversion back into Euros. Additionally, many derivatives are characterized by high leverage. Common Forms of 'Derivative' Futures contracts are one of the most common types of derivatives. A futures contract (or simply futures, colloquially) is an agreement between two parties for the sale of an asset at an agreed upon price. The futures contract may in part be considered to be something like a bet between the two parties. If the value of Diana’s stock declines, her investment is protected because Jerry has agreed to buy them at their July 2014 value, and if the value of the stock increases. A year later, July 31 rolls around and Wal-Mart is valued at $71.98 per share. Diana, then, has benefited from the futures contract, making $1.60 more per share than she would have if she had simply waited until July 2015 to sell her stock. While this might not seem like much, this difference of $1.60 per share translates to a difference of $16,000 when considering the ten thousand shares that Diana sold. Jerry, on the other hand, has speculated poorly and lost a sizeable sum. Forward contracts are another important kind of derivative similar to futures contracts, the key difference being that unlike futures, forward contracts (or “forwards”) are not traded on exchange, but rather are only traded over-the- counter. Swaps are another common type of derivative. A swap is most often a contract between two parties agreeing to trade loan terms. One might use an interest rate swap in order to switch from a variable interest rate loan to a fixed interest rate loan, or vice versa. If someone with a variable interest rate loan were trying to secure additional financing, a lender might deny him or her a loan because of the uncertain future bearing of the variable interest rates upon the individual’s ability to repay debts, perhaps fearing that the individual will default. For this reason, he or she might seek to switch their variable interest rate loan with someone else, who has a loan with a fixed interest rate that is otherwise similar. Although the loans will remain in the original holders’ names, the contract mandates that each party will make payments toward the other’s loan at a mutually agreed upon rate. Yet, this can be risky, because if one party defaults or goes bankrupt, the other will be forced back into their original loan. Swaps can be made using interest rates, currencies or commodities. Options are another common form of derivative. An option is similar to a futures contract in that it is an agreement between two parties granting one the opportunity to buy or sell a security from or to the other party at a predetermined future date. Yet, the key difference between options and futures is that with an option the buyer or seller is not obligated to make the transaction if he or she decides not to, hence the name “option.” The exchange itself is, ultimately, optional. Like with futures, options may be used to hedge the seller’s stock against a price drop and to provide the buyer with an opportunity for financial gain through speculation. An option can be short or long, as well as a call or put. A credit derivative is yet another form of derivative. This type of derivative is a loan sold to a speculator at a discount to its true value. Though the original lender is selling the loan at a reduced price, and will therefore see a lower return, in selling the loan the lender will regain most of the capital from the loan and can then use that money to issue a new and (ideally) more profitable loan. If, for example, a lender issued a loan and subsequently had the opportunity to engage in another loan with more profitable terms, the lender might choose to sell the original loan to a speculator in order to finance the more profitable loan. In this way, credit derivatives exchange modest returns for lower risk and greater liquidity. Another form of derivative is a mortgage-backed security, which is a broad category of derivative simply defined by the fact that the assets underlying the derivative are mortgages. Limitations of Derivatives As mentioned above, derivative is a broad category of security, so using derivatives in making financial decisions varies by the type of derivative in question. Generally speaking, the key to making a sound investment is to fully understand the risks associated with the derivative, such as the counterparty, underlying asset, price and expiration. The use of a derivative only makes sense if the investor is fully aware of the risks and understands the impact of the investment within a portfolio strategy. |
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1. How to trade stocks for a living:
Read, read, read about markets and trading. New traders need to build their
domain knowledge of markets and trading, and a great way to start is by
reading. Read books.
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2. Train to trade. Take a trader training program.
Theses course can help you skip some mistakes others have made. They
can help you save losing thousands of dollars in the markets when you first
start.
Read, read, read about markets and trading. New traders need to build their
domain knowledge of markets and trading, and a great way to start is by
reading. Read books.
------------
2. Train to trade. Take a trader training program.
Theses course can help you skip some mistakes others have made. They
can help you save losing thousands of dollars in the markets when you first
start.
3. Paper trade. Start by paper trading. See The Best
Paper Trading Tools to Succeed as a Trader.
Experiment with different trading systems with fake money.
When you find one that works for you, then and only then, take the next step.
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4. Trade with real money. Paper trading is very different than trading
live. I have seen some of the greatest paper traders ever start at our firm, and then
never make a dime trading.
In fact, the first person we ever hired at SMB was a superstar on the demo.
When he traded live, he lost every day. It got to the point where we thought he was
purposely losing money! Start small with small risk and bump your size after only
periods of success.
Bump your risk only after you have demonstrated clear edge
Paper Trading Tools to Succeed as a Trader.
Experiment with different trading systems with fake money.
When you find one that works for you, then and only then, take the next step.
-------------
4. Trade with real money. Paper trading is very different than trading
live. I have seen some of the greatest paper traders ever start at our firm, and then
never make a dime trading.
In fact, the first person we ever hired at SMB was a superstar on the demo.
When he traded live, he lost every day. It got to the point where we thought he was
purposely losing money! Start small with small risk and bump your size after only
periods of success.
Bump your risk only after you have demonstrated clear edge
5. Work with a mentor/coach. We would not expect the next
Olympic gymnast to be self-trained.
We would not expect the next great NBA star to rise
without a coach. The same is true for a trader. The best coaches make
you better.
They help you identify and build from your strengths, which makes you distinct.
See Get a Trading Coach Already.
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6. Find a like-minded trading community. On our desk, the
best traders work in teams. See Build your trading team. Teams tap into the diverse
and unique talents of members to make individual traders better.
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7. Learn to code. Customer filters built with code help you make more as a
trader. Automated models built in code can supplement your discretionary trading.
Our Junior Traders all build their own filters and models through python.
Olympic gymnast to be self-trained.
We would not expect the next great NBA star to rise
without a coach. The same is true for a trader. The best coaches make
you better.
They help you identify and build from your strengths, which makes you distinct.
See Get a Trading Coach Already.
-----------------
6. Find a like-minded trading community. On our desk, the
best traders work in teams. See Build your trading team. Teams tap into the diverse
and unique talents of members to make individual traders better.
--------------
7. Learn to code. Customer filters built with code help you make more as a
trader. Automated models built in code can supplement your discretionary trading.
Our Junior Traders all build their own filters and models through python.
8. Learn to backtest. Backtest trading ideas that you are learning. See if
they have edge. Watch Trade like you backtest.
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9.Intern. In our last two hiring trading classes, each was partially
filled with former interns. Find out if you really like trading. Some think they do
and find out they don’t.
Find out which firms would be a good fit for you in terms of
culture, trading style, risk and training infrastructure.
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10. Find a trading niche that has edge and leverages your personality and cognitive
strengths.
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11. Develop a growth mindset. The most successful trader on our
desk, Shark, has a growth mindset. A growth mindset is the belief that you can
improve your skill, and thus results, from where you are at today.
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12. Trade more consistently with a report card for scoring your
daily routine/process.
they have edge. Watch Trade like you backtest.
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9.Intern. In our last two hiring trading classes, each was partially
filled with former interns. Find out if you really like trading. Some think they do
and find out they don’t.
Find out which firms would be a good fit for you in terms of
culture, trading style, risk and training infrastructure.
------------
10. Find a trading niche that has edge and leverages your personality and cognitive
strengths.
----------
11. Develop a growth mindset. The most successful trader on our
desk, Shark, has a growth mindset. A growth mindset is the belief that you can
improve your skill, and thus results, from where you are at today.
--------------
12. Trade more consistently with a report card for scoring your
daily routine/process.
| Investment: Real time Trading For Real Success Trading for living: how to make money constantly in the market -------------- Buy Stop and Buy Stop Limit Orders Stop orders are useful for entries as well. You want to buy on strength. By using a stop price above the previous day’s high, the stock must show strength and be headed in the right direction before your order will be entered. ---------- A buy stop order is a market order that is activated when a stock hits a price at or above a certain level. In essence, you are telling the market you want to buy the stock regardless of price after it hits or goes above a certain point. -------------- A buy stop limit order is a limit order that is triggered once a stock hits or goes above a certain price point, but becomes a limit order to avoid paying too much on a gapping stock. If the stock gaps above your limit price, you will not buy the stock ------------------------------ ---------- GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR ORDERS The following are some general guidelines for orders: • Use a stop order when setting exit orders: • To exit a long trade, use a sell stop • To exit a short trade, use a buy stop and trail down as the stock goes down • When setting entry orders, you will select one of the following order types: • Market—If you want in right now • Stop—If you want to enter on a breakout • Stop limit—If you want to enter on a breakout, but are worried about a volatile stock that may gap ------------ WANT TO BE A SUCCESSFUL INVESTOR? START NOW! The greatest force all investors have is time. Don't waste it. The sooner you start to save and invest, the more likely you will be successful. ----------------- BULLISH AND BEARISH FORECASTS Simply put, to make money in the markets, you need to buy low and sell high. It doesn’t matter if you’re using stocks or options, or trading shares in IBM or pineapples; you need to buy low and sell high. Conduct Fundamental Analysis When you purchase a stock, that stock represents ownership. If you buy a share of a company, it’s like acquiring a tiny sliver of that company. Think of it as ownership in the most literal sense: You get a piece of every desk, contract, and trademark in the place. Better yet, you own a slice of every dollar of profit that comes through the door. Of course, the more shares you buy, the bigger your stake becomes. And in essence, you tie your fate to that company, for better or for worse. Conducting what is called a “fundamental analysis” of the company behind the stock can help you get the answers. The logic behind fundamental analysis basically says: If a company has good fundamental strength, then long-term prospects for the stock are also likely good, therefore, this stock is a good opportunity. In other words, fundamentally strong stocks have a built-in reason to expect them to rise in value. ----------- MARKET CAPITALIZATION How big is the company? Market capitalization is a measurement of the total number of shares outstanding multiplied by the price per share. It is used to define whether a company is categorized as a small-cap (less than $1 billion), Mid-cap (between $1 billion and $5 billion), Or large-cap stock (greater than $5 billion). --------------- DEBT-TO-EQUITY RATIO This ratio is calculated by dividing a company’s total debt by the total number of shares outstanding, and is a variation from zero and above. This is an important measurement that can help you determine how the company is capitalized (i.e., the degree to which a company uses debt to finance its operations), thus identifying highly leveraged companies. ------------------------------ RETURN ON EQUITY (ROE) ROE is a reflection of management effectiveness. ROE is calculated by dividing earnings for a one-year period by the shareholder equity. This measurement can give investors a sense of the management’s ability to effectively build cash from existing assets. In simple terms: For every dollar the company has to work with, how much do they get back ----------- WHERE TO FIND FUNDAMENTAL INFORMATION How do you get this type of information? You can get it from several different sources, including your broker, your own online research, and financial news sources. You can also get it through the following: • A company’s prospectus—A prospectus is a formal written document that provides all the material information about the investment offering of a particular company. It is the primary sales tool of the company that issues the securities (called the issuer) and brokers or dealers that market the offering for the issuer (called the underwriters). The prospectus provides detailed, precise information about a specific securities offering and it is also a legal document that is written to protect the issuer and underwriters. It serves as written proof that you were given all of the material facts as they are set out in the prospectus. For that reason, you must understand the disclosures being made to you, and that all other sources of information are consistent with the content of disclosures contained in the prospectus. --------------- Make sure that you are given a copy of the prospectus before you decide to invest and, by all means, get help in reviewing the prospectus if you feel you need it. ------------- • A company’s annual report—Annual reports contain basic information about a company’ s finances. You can obtain annual reports from a broker, the company, or from the company’s website. ------------- • A company’s Form 10-K—This form includes detailed data such as audited balance sheets, historical stock performance, earnings, and other information. You can get this form from the company’s public relations office or any number of online. ---------------- Use Technical Analysis to Determine Your Timing Basically, technical analysis is about knowing when to make your trades… when to buy, when to hold, and when to sell. It involves looking at the stock charts of a company to identify trends and patterns which can act as indicators to investors regarding where the Company stands at that moment. For example, is there support or resistance? Is there an uptrend or a downtrend in the value of a stock? Are the trends or patterns giving you “buy signals” or “sell signals”? In other words, technical analysis is the discipline of forecasting future price based on the study of current market action. One of the basic tenets of technical analysis is the efficient market theory, which states that everything that is known about a company is reflected in the current price. Technical analysis also holds to the theory that price moves in trends. If you think about a trend as people deriving signals from the actions of others and then following suit, you can see how this might apply to how a trend gets started in the stock market. ------------- Establish a Trading Discipline This step in the investing process is about developing a trading plan and executing the plan with discipline and consistency. It’s about defining your investment goals and keeping your emotions in check. And it’s about developing and adhering to rules that fit your risk tolerance so you can make investment choices that don’t keep you up at night, wringing your hands with worry about the actions you’ve taken. ------------------------------ -- KEEP A TRADING JOURNAL One of the most important parts of this step is keeping a trading/investment journal. Why? Well, as we just said: History has a way of repeating itself. Obviously, if we’re going to repeat history, we want to repeat our successes, not our failures. We want to learn from our mistakes so we can avoid them in the future. If we keep track of the reasons we entered a trade, we can create rules that help us avoid taking the same actions if it was a failure or repeat the same actions if it was a success. Your trading journal should consist of at least the following about each trade you make: • The thought processes you used to enter the trade ----------- Use stop losses—This should be your number one rule. When you buy a stock, it is because you expect it to do something. If it doesn’t do what you expect, then there has to be a point where you say, “It is more important to me to keep my losses ---------------- Exit Plan • Always have an exit plan—When is “good enough” really good enough? Sometimes we need help recognizing when we should be happy with our profits and get out. And sometimes we need to be able to act quickly if the trade starts to go against us. Having an exit plan in place before you ever get into a trade and sticking to it can help. It can save you from paralyzing indecision when you need to move quickly, and it can help you keep your emotions in check when it’s time to take your profits. ----------- Prepare for company announcements—Life is full of surprises, but we want to make sure that our investments are as free as possible from the kind of surprises that tend to make us lose money. 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How the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation Works
If you bank in the United States, you've probably seen the sticker posted on the door of your
bank: FDIC. Maybe you've taken the time to expand the acronym: Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation. Maybe you've read the sticker's little assurance: "Each depositor insured to at
least $100,000."
But what is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation? Where did it come from? How does it
work? What does its insurance cover? To understand why the FDIC was created and how it
works, it helps to understand the basic premises of insurance.
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Insurance is like gambling. When you buy an insurance policy, whether it's
auto, life or medical insurance, the insurance company assesses the risk of insuring you by
asking questions like, what's the likelihood that a driver of a certain age and driving history is
going to get into a fender bender?
What's the likelihood that a woman of a certain age and medical history is going to accrue
serious medical costs? What's the likelihood that employees working in a warehouse filled
with dangerous machinery are going to get hurt?
If you're considered a low risk, the company will charge you a
relatively low premium, a fee you pay for the insurance coverage. If you're considered a high
risk, the company will charge you a high premium, or -- if you are a truly bad gamble -- choose
not to cover you at all.
The premiums you pay go to the insurance company's insurance fund, which the company
uses to pay an insured member when his car gets sideswiped or he hits his head on a forklift.
The FDIC's depositor insurance is, in principle, no different from any other insurance. Instead of
insuring cars and workers, however, the FDIC insures people who hold deposit accounts with
U.S. banking institutions.
For how long has the FDIC been around? How did it come to exist in the first place? Take a look
at the
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Your Tax Dollars at Work? Nope.
The FDIC, a corporation set up by the United States government to help regulate the U.S.
banking system, is not funded by federal income tax dollars. The FDIC is funded by insurance
premiums of member banks and by its own investments.
Corporation Works
If you bank in the United States, you've probably seen the sticker posted on the door of your
bank: FDIC. Maybe you've taken the time to expand the acronym: Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation. Maybe you've read the sticker's little assurance: "Each depositor insured to at
least $100,000."
But what is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation? Where did it come from? How does it
work? What does its insurance cover? To understand why the FDIC was created and how it
works, it helps to understand the basic premises of insurance.
------------------------------------------
Insurance is like gambling. When you buy an insurance policy, whether it's
auto, life or medical insurance, the insurance company assesses the risk of insuring you by
asking questions like, what's the likelihood that a driver of a certain age and driving history is
going to get into a fender bender?
What's the likelihood that a woman of a certain age and medical history is going to accrue
serious medical costs? What's the likelihood that employees working in a warehouse filled
with dangerous machinery are going to get hurt?
If you're considered a low risk, the company will charge you a
relatively low premium, a fee you pay for the insurance coverage. If you're considered a high
risk, the company will charge you a high premium, or -- if you are a truly bad gamble -- choose
not to cover you at all.
The premiums you pay go to the insurance company's insurance fund, which the company
uses to pay an insured member when his car gets sideswiped or he hits his head on a forklift.
The FDIC's depositor insurance is, in principle, no different from any other insurance. Instead of
insuring cars and workers, however, the FDIC insures people who hold deposit accounts with
U.S. banking institutions.
For how long has the FDIC been around? How did it come to exist in the first place? Take a look
at the
-------------------------------------
Your Tax Dollars at Work? Nope.
The FDIC, a corporation set up by the United States government to help regulate the U.S.
banking system, is not funded by federal income tax dollars. The FDIC is funded by insurance
premiums of member banks and by its own investments.
Investments
Investing in the financial markets can help you reach
your future dreams of retirement, education or world
travel. Whether you already know a lot about the market
or you want someone to help you make sense of
investing.
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Mutual funds
Consider diversifying your investments with
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Stocks and exchange traded products (ETPs)
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Stocks and ETPs can play a role in a long-term,
diversified investment strategy. An Ameriprise financial
advisor can help you build a portfolio that can work for
your immediate needs and your future dreams.
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Bonds and individual fixed income securities
Bonds are a debt security that can provide a predictable
income stream. By working with an Ameriprise financial
advisor, you have access to a wide variety of bonds to
help diversify your investment portfolio.
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Structured CDs
Structured CDs are investments designed to provide
market exposure while providing FDIC insurance (to
applicable limits) during a set time frame.
Unit investment trusts (UITs)
UITs are professionally-selected securities in a passively
managed portfolio that offer access to a variety of
investing styles, sectors and asset classes.
Options
Options are complex and sophisticated investments that
give the holder the right or the obligation to buy or sell
securities at a predetermined price within a set period of
time.
Investing in the financial markets can help you reach
your future dreams of retirement, education or world
travel. Whether you already know a lot about the market
or you want someone to help you make sense of
investing.
------------
Mutual funds
Consider diversifying your investments with
professionally managed mutual funds. Choose from
more than 2,100 available mutual funds for efficient and
cost-effective money management.
Stocks and exchange traded products (ETPs)
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Stocks and ETPs can play a role in a long-term,
diversified investment strategy. An Ameriprise financial
advisor can help you build a portfolio that can work for
your immediate needs and your future dreams.
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Bonds and individual fixed income securities
Bonds are a debt security that can provide a predictable
income stream. By working with an Ameriprise financial
advisor, you have access to a wide variety of bonds to
help diversify your investment portfolio.
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Structured CDs
Structured CDs are investments designed to provide
market exposure while providing FDIC insurance (to
applicable limits) during a set time frame.
Unit investment trusts (UITs)
UITs are professionally-selected securities in a passively
managed portfolio that offer access to a variety of
investing styles, sectors and asset classes.
Options
Options are complex and sophisticated investments that
give the holder the right or the obligation to buy or sell
securities at a predetermined price within a set period of
time.
This information is being provided only as a general
source of information and is not intended to be used as
the sole basis for investment decisions, and is not a
solicitation to buy the securities mentioned.
Investment decisions should always be made based on
an investor's specific financial needs, objectives, goals,
time horizon and risk tolerance.
Further information about the risks of these products
are disclosed in the client application or risk disclosure
document, as well as the prospectus or other product
documents.
Investors should read these documents carefully before
investing.
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You should consider the investment objectives, risks,
charges and expenses of certificates carefully before
investing.
Download a free prospectus, which contains this and
other important information about our certificates. Read
the prospectus carefully before investing.
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Guide to investment risk tolerance
Knowing your risk tolerance is crucial to investing.
Learn how risk tolerance, asset allocation strategies,
and a diversified portfolio are all connected.
source of information and is not intended to be used as
the sole basis for investment decisions, and is not a
solicitation to buy the securities mentioned.
Investment decisions should always be made based on
an investor's specific financial needs, objectives, goals,
time horizon and risk tolerance.
Further information about the risks of these products
are disclosed in the client application or risk disclosure
document, as well as the prospectus or other product
documents.
Investors should read these documents carefully before
investing.
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You should consider the investment objectives, risks,
charges and expenses of certificates carefully before
investing.
Download a free prospectus, which contains this and
other important information about our certificates. Read
the prospectus carefully before investing.
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Guide to investment risk tolerance
Knowing your risk tolerance is crucial to investing.
Learn how risk tolerance, asset allocation strategies,
and a diversified portfolio are all connected.
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