Category: G

A premium that is based on anything other than loss potential. It is not adjusted based on the loss during the term.

Mutual funds that balance risk investing in growth and income stocks.

The arrangement of equipment to effectively produce from one to several products offered by a company.

A company that is a leader in their industry because of a high growth level. The cash flow and earnings are used to decided this. The companies have something that draws more customers that causes stock prices to raise fast.

The grouping of life insurance with retirement benefits using an equal premium.

A graph that shows a variable against time. It shows growth of the variable.

When an insurance firm offers several types of life insurance to a group of clients.

A mutual fund that invests in stock. These stocks are in their growth stage and thusly have a higher risk. Income stocks are more stable and risk less principal.

When an insurance firm offers a policy that combines property and liability protection using an equal premium.

A rate paid in some places for the tithe of every fat beast, ox, or other unfruitful cattle. Clayt 92.