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Be Aware of Other Deductions - As part of filing your income tax you need to educate yourself as far as what deductions are allowable. Each year the government...

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Bond Fund - A bond fund is a mutual fund made of monies endowed in multiple of bonds or other debt securities. They are interest-bearing certificates that identifying a debt to a public or private corporation When you purchase a bond you are advancing money to the issuer, usually a company, for a specified length of time. Consider bonds to be more conventional than stocks, but the best portfolios contain a combination of investments appropriate to your goals. The investor earns more of a return, but takes a greater risk in that the company may lose money on its ventures causing a default.

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Syndicate bid - A syndicate bid is a bid, which represents the highest price the syndicate member (member of a bank, brokerage, or investment bank) will pay for the securities trading on the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ) exchange. A syndicate bid is entered just prior to...

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