Terms Beginning With '#'

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    "A" Round Financing

  2. "Just Say No" Defense

  3. 1%/10 net 30

  4. 10-K

  5. 10-K Wrap

  6. 10-Year Treasury Note

  7. 100% Equities Strategy

  8. 100% Mortgage

  9. 1040 Form

  10. 1040A Form

  11. 1040EZ Form

  12. 1040PC Form

  13. 11th District Cost of Funds Index - COFI

  14. 125% Loan

  15. 12B-1 Fee

  16. 12B-1 Fund

  17. 12B-1 Plan

  18. 130-30 Strategy

  19. 130/30 Mutual Fund

  20. 183-Day Rule

  21. 1913 Federal Reserve Act

  22. 19c3 Stock

  23. 2% Rule

  24. 2-1 Buydown

  25. 2/28 Adjustable-Rate Mortgage - 2/28 ARM

  26. 2011 U.S. Debt Ceiling Crisis

  27. 25% Rule

  28. 28/36 Rule

  29. 3-2-1 Buydown

  30. 3-6-3 Rule

  31. 3/27 Adjustable-Rate Mortgage - 3/27 ARM

  32. 30-Year Treasury

  33. 3C1

  34. 3C7

  35. 3P

  36. 401(a) Plan

  37. 401(k) Plan

  38. 403(b) Plan

  39. 408(k) Plan

  40. 412(i) Plan

  41. 419(e) Welfare Benefit Plans

  42. 457 Plan

  43. 48-Hour Rule

  44. 5 By 5 Power In Trust

  45. 5-1 Hybrid Adjustable-Rate Mortgage - 5-1 Hybrid ARM

  46. 5-6 Hybrid Adjustable-Rate Mortgage - 5-6 Hybrid ARM

  47. 500 Investor Rule

  48. 500 Shareholder Threshold

  49. 501(c)

  50. 52-Week High/Low

  51. 52-Week Range

  52. 529 Plan

  53. 529 Prepaid Tuition Plan

  54. 529 Savings Plan

  55. 60-Plus Delinquencies

  56. 8(a) Firm

  57. 8-K

  58. 80-10-10 Mortgage

  59. 80-20 Rule

  60. 90-Age Formula

  61. 90-Day Letter

  62. 90/10 Strategy

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