Which site has got the most appropriate support team?
Category: general by R. N. From Zurich, Switzerland
We recommend you to register to "Dukascopy" - the technical support service they offer is ideal. They're simply friendly.
what is a "national stock exchange of india limited"?
Category: glossary by Y. Swanson from United States
"national stock exchange of india limited " is The National Stock Exchange is India's largest financial market. Established in 1992, the NSE has developed into a sophisticated, electronic market, which ranks third in the world for transacted volume. The NSE conducts transactions in the wholesale debt, equity and derivative markets. Based in Mumbai, India, the National Stock Exchange is a leader in market technology. The exchange's supports more than 3,000 VSAT terminals, making the NSE the largest private wide-area network in the country. The National Stock Exchange has been a pioneer for Indian financial markets, being the first electronic limit order book to trade derivatives and ETFs.
Can you recommend me of a forex trading system that's famous for its good platform in which you can trade JPY/INR
Category: money by T. V. From Hartford, United States
Definitely "GCI" - It is a definitely extraordinary forex trading system, it'll totally fit your need. Anyone who wants buy and sell MXN/PLN, GBP/ZAR or AUD/PHP (and any other currencies you choose) is allowed to trade in this forex trading system.
Which foreign exchange platform offers small commission charges
Category: money by Joslyn F. From Austria
If you seek an online forex platform with no commission at all, we definitely advice you to check "Finexo Ltd." - no commissions are demanded by this place, the minimum deposit is also pretty comfortable - only $25, the service is top notch, and the platform graphics are the nicest.
what is the "lender-paid private mortgage insurance"?
Category: glossary by U. Young from Klagenfurt, Austria
Private mortgage insurance that a mortgage lender pays on behalf of a borrower. Mortgage lenders generally require private mortgage insurance if a mortgage has a loan to value (LTV) ratio of more than 80%. When a lender pays the private mortgage insurance on behalf of the borrower, they do so in exchange for charging the borrower a higher interest rate. In other words, the borrower still pays for the private mortgage insurance, but does so in the form of a higher interest rate. The economics of the choice between paying private mortgage insurance, choosing lender paid private mortgage insurance, or using a second mortgage to avoid private mortgage insurance altogether is a function of how long borrowers estimates they will remain in a home or how long before they might refinance their mortgages and how quickly they estimate their home will appreciate.
what is a "w-8 form"?
Category: glossary by I. Holder from Bordeaux, France
An IRS form that grants a foreigner an exemption from certain U.S. Information return reporting and backup withholding regulations. There are many variations of the W-8 form, such as the W-8BEN and W-8ECI. One of the main purposes of this document is to show brokers and mutual fund companies that the foreign investor is not subject to the typical taxation practice where tax is withheld from investment income (e.g. Dividends and coupon payments). If adequate documentation is not supplied with a W-8 form, the foreign investor will be subject to the normal rates of backup withholding.
please define "short-term investment fund"
Category: glossary by R. F. From Gent, Belgium
A type of fund that invests in short-term investments of high quality and low risk. The goal of this type of fund is to protect capital with low-risk investments while achieving a return that beats a relevant benchmark such as a Treasury bill index. Short-term investment funds include cash, bank notes, corporate notes, government bills and various safe short-term debt instruments. These types of funds are usually used by investors who are temporarily parking funds before moving them to another investment that will provide higher returns. These funds traditionally have low management fees, usually well below 1% per year.
please define "gilts"
Category: glossary by B. Berry from Ireland
a "gilts " is Risk-free bonds issued by the British government. They are the equivalent of U.S. Treasury securities. The name "gilt" comes from the original British government certifications that had gilded edges.
Are you familiar with a site that has easy to understand download that you can recommend for me?
Category: technical by H. A. From Ireland
"UFX bank" is definitely the one to consider if you need a site with a fast installation download. The download and installation of the system's program is a cake. The connection is smooth - it never breaks off in the middle of downloading, and it is no trouble to understand and get started.
please define the "indexed rate"
Category: glossary by Weston U. From Hampton, United States
an "indexed rate " is An interest rate charged on loans to borrowers that is calculated by taking the sum of a benchmark index interest rate and a specified margin. The indexed rate is used to calculate the interest rate on an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM). The benchmark index rate is a variable rate, while the specified margin remains fixed. On an ARM with an initial fixed interest rate, commonly known as a "hybrid ARM" or "fixed-period ARM", the term "indexed rate" is most often called the "fully indexed rate". A borrower may or may not have a choice of indexes for a particular ARM. More frequently the borrower has some negotiating ability on the margin. Remember, the margin is a constant value added to the index level to arrive at the indexed rate. The lower the margin, the cheaper the interest on the loan will be. In addition, some indexes are better choices than others depending on the expected future interest rate environment. For example, one popular mortgage index known as the MTA index is a moving average of another popular mortgage index, which is called the CMT index. In a rising interest rate environment, the lag effect of a moving average calculation is beneficial to the borrower. The opposite would be true in a falling interest rate environment.