Savings and Loan
S&L. A federally or state chartered Financial institution that takes deposits from individuals, funds Mortgage, and pays dividends.
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10-K,
12b-1 funds,
Accredited Personal Financial Planning Specialist,
Automatic Funds Transfer,
At par,
All or any part,
At best,
At call,
Accrued dividend,
Accumulated dividend,
All-risks coverage,
At risk,
Add-on service,
Attorney in fact,
Adjustable Rate Mortgage,
Applicable federal rate,
Assignment of mortgage,
Assumable mortgage,
Aggressive growth fund,
A shares,
Asset allocation fund,
At the money,
Age-weighted plan,
Additional paid-in capital,
At the bell,
At the close,
At the figure,
At the full,
At the market,
At the opening order,
Automated Pricing and Reporting System,
Away from the market,
Back pay,
Balanced fund,
Blend fund,
Bond fund,
Buying on margin,
Buy on close,
Buy on opening,
Back-end load,
B shares,
Buy and write,
Combined financial statement,
Consolidated financial statement,
Clearinghouse funds,
Chart,
Collateralized Mortgage Obligation,
Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures,
Cash dividend,
Cumulative dividend,
Cash and carry trade,
Chartered Life Underwriter,
Chattel mortgage,
Closed-end credit,
Commercial mortgage,
Conventional mortgage,
Cost of funds,
Capital appreciation fund,
Clone fund,
Closed-end fund,
Closed-end investment company,
Closed fund,
Crossover fund,
C shares,
Cloud on title,
Cash or Deferred Arrangement,
Class A Shares,
Class B Shares,
Child and dependent care credit,
Cup and handle,
Close a position,
Curbs in,
Demand deposit,
Deposit in transit,
Deposit multiplier,
Deposit slip,
Direct deposit,
Dual currency bond,
Dual listing,
Dividend clawback,
Dividend clientele,
Dividend discount model,
Dividend in arrears,
Dividend payout ratio,
Dividend rate,
Dividend Reinvestment Plan,
Dividend requirement,
Dividend rollover plan,
Dual life insurance,
De-escalation clause,
De facto,
Debtor in possession,
Debtor-in-possession financing,
Due-on-sale clause,
Dual-purpose fund,
Deep in the money,
Department of Housing and Urban Development,
Dow dividend theory,
Electronic Funds Transfer,
Eurodollar certificate of deposit,
External funds,
Either-or order,
E-mini,
Ex-all,
Equity mortgage,
Enhanced index fund,
Environmental fund,
Equity fund,
Exchange fund,
Financial Accounting Standards Board,
Financial asset,
Financial capital,
Financial statement,
First In First Out,
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation,
Federal funds,
Federal Savings and Loan Association,
Fed funds,
Financial institution,
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation,
Federal National Mortgage Association,
Federal Reserve Note,
Financial instrument,
Flow of funds,
Federal Call,
Fill or kill,
Financial analyst,
Front-ending an order,
Fund supermarket,
Forward P/E,
Fed,
Fed bias,
Fed Chairman,
Federal Reserve Bank,
Federal Reserve Board,
Federal Reserve Discount Rate,
Federal Reserve requirement,
Federal Trade Commission,
Fed pass,
Financial futures,
Front-end load,
Form 8-K,
Form S-1,
Friends and family offering,
Fund,
Federal Housing Administration,
Financial risk,
First mortgage,
Fixed-Rate Mortgage,
Full faith and credit,
Family of funds,
Financial advisor,
Focused fund,
Fund family,
Fund manager,
Fund of funds,
Free and clear,
Federal Insurance Contributions Act,
Federal ID Number,
Federal Tax Identification Number,
Federal tax lien,
FIN,
Government National Mortgage Association,
G-7,
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade,
G-8,
Global fund,
General mortgage,
Growing equity mortgage,
Growth and income fund,
Growth fund,
Gather in the stops,
Hart-Scott-Rodino Act of 1976,
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act,
Holder in due course,
High-ratio mortgage,
Home Equity Conversion Mortgage,
Home Mortgage Disclosure Act,
Hedge fund,
Head and shoulders,
Held at the opening,
In escrow,
In-house,
Indicated dividend,
In line,
International Monetary Fund,
Individual policy pension trust,
In intestacy,
Insured mortgage,
In play,
In-process research and development,
Income fund,
Index fund,
Institutional fund,
International fund,
Investment fund,
I/O strip,
In-service withdrawal,
Individual tax return,
In and out,
Individual investor,
In sympathy,
In the tank,
ITS,
Jointly and severally,
Joint and several liability,
Joint mortgage,
Joint and survivor annuity,
Last In First Out,
Lending at a rate,
Limit-on-close order,
London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange,
Legal age,
Lock-in,
Long-term mortgage,
Lifecycle fund,
Load fund,
Locked in,
Long-term gain or loss,
Linear chart,
Logarithmic chart,
Level I quotes,
Mortgage-backed certificate,
Mortgage-backed security,
Mortgage bond,
Mortgage pass-through security,
Mortgage pool,
Municipal bond fund,
Muni fund,
Make a market,
Market on close order,
Mortgage life insurance,
Mortgage lien,
Money at call,
Mortgage,
Mortgage banker,
Mortgage banking,
Mortgage broker,
Mortgage debt,
Mortgage interest deduction,
Mortgage note,
Mortgage rate,
Mortgage REIT,
Mortgage risk,
Mortgage servicing,
Mutual fund,
Mutual fund custodian,
Mutual fund symbol,
Matching funds,
Non-financial asset,
Negotiable certificate of deposit,
Null and void,
Normal retirement age,
On-floor order,
On margin,
Or better,
Omitted dividend,
Optional dividend,
On account,
On-the-spot loan,
Open-end credit,
Open-end mortgage,
Open mortgage,
Overlying mortgage,
Open-end fund,
Open-end management company,
Option income fund,
Open-end lease,
Old age, survivors, and disability insurance,
On-balance volume,
On close,
On open,
On the opening,
Profit and loss statement,
Payment-in-kind security,
Price Value of a Basis Point,
Participating dividend,
P&L,
Peace dividend,
Private Mortgage Insurance,
Package mortgage,
Purchase-money mortgage,
Pooled fund,
Prime rate fund,
Publicly-traded fund,
Pure index fund,
Pension fund,
Paid-in capital,
Paid-in surplus,
Private Investment in Public Equity,
Patronage dividend,
Point-and-figure chart,
Reports and Records,
Return on Capital,
Return on Invested Capital,
Return on Total Assets,
Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit,
Regulation D,
Regulation G,
Regulation T,
Regulation U,
Regional fund,
Red herring,
Regulation A,
Reverse Take-Over,
Residential mortgage,
Reverse-annuity mortgage,
Reverse mortgage,
Rollover mortgage,
Return on Capital Employed,
Rally,
Selling, General and Administrative Expenses,
SG&A,
Savings and Loan,
Savings Association Insurance Fund,
Savings deposits,
S&L,
State bank,
Securities and Exchange Commission,
Sinking fund,
Special dividend,
Stock dividend,
Sale and leaseback,
Secondary mortgage market,
Second mortgage,
Self-amortizing mortgage,
Share appreciation mortgage,
Sector fund,
Series fund,
Socially responsible fund,
Specialized fund,
Specialty fund,
Stock fund,
Santa Claus rally,
S Corporation,
Short-term gain or loss,
Subchapter M,
Subchapter S Corporation,
Same Day Funds Settlement,
Schedule C,
Seek a market,
S&P phenomenon,
Stop and reverse,
Time deposit,
T-Bill,
Take a position,
Trailing P/E,
Take delivery,
Trust fund,
Term deposit,
Truth in Lending,
Two-step mortgage,
Tax-free bond fund,
Tax-managed fund,
Tenancy at will,
Top hat plan,
Take a bath,
Take profits,
U.S. Government Agency Security,
U.S. Savings Bond,
U.S. Treasury,
U.S. Treasury Bill,
U.S. Treasury Bond,
U.S. Treasury Note,
U.S. Treasury Securities,
Unpaid dividend,
World fund,
Widow-and-orphan stock,
When, as, and if issued,
X or XD,
Y shares