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    What are off market properties?

    Off market properties are real estate assets that are not publicly advertised or listed on open marketplaces. They are sold privately through direct negotiations, brokers, or networks, often offering discretion, reduced competition, and potentially better pricing for buyers and sellers.
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    What is the definition of FPO in the stock market?

    FPO (Follow-on Public Offering) is the issuance of additional shares by a publicly listed company after its IPO. It raises fresh capital or allows existing shareholders to sell stakes, increasing public float while diluting existing shareholding. FPOs are common for expansion, debt reduction, or...
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    What is facts management?

    Facts management is the process of collecting, organizing, verifying, and maintaining accurate information so it can be easily accessed and used for decision-making. It ensures data consistency, reliability, and relevance across systems, helping organizations analyze information effectively...
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    When is Trump giving out $2000?

    As of early February 2026, Trump’s proposed plan to give Americans $2,000 tariff dividend checks has no official payment date yet. He has suggested these payments could be issued mid-to-late 2026 or toward the end of the year, but no legislation has been passed and no timetable is finalized.
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    How to write a thesis statement?

    If you want to write a thesis statement, then Start with a clear topic, then state your main argument or claim. Make it specific, concise, and debatable. A strong thesis guides your essay or research paper, letting readers know your focus. Revise as needed to ensure clarity and relevance...
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    What is an income statement example?

    An income statement example shows a company’s financial performance over a period. It includes revenues, cost of goods sold, gross profit, operating expenses, and net income. For instance, a small business might report $50,000 revenue, $20,000 COGS, $15,000 expenses, and $15,000 net profit...
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    What is the terminal rate, and why is it important in monetary policy?

    The terminal rate is the estimated peak interest rate a central bank aims for during a tightening cycle. It’s important in monetary policy because it signals the level needed to control inflation without harming economic growth, guiding markets, lenders, and investors on future borrowing costs...
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    What information is available on fintechzoom.com markets?

    Fintechzoom.com markets provides real‑time data and analysis on global financial markets, including stock prices, indices, cryptocurrencies, forex, commodities, and major exchange movements. It also offers trend insights, historical charts, expert commentary, and regional market updates to help...
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    What is ACH payment?

    An ACH payment is an electronic bank transfer processed through the Automated Clearing House network. It enables direct deposits, bill payments, and transfers between bank accounts without using paper checks. ACH payments are secure, cost-effective, and commonly used for payroll, recurring...
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    Who can do NYC PTET payments?

    NYC PTET payments can be made by eligible New York City pass-through entities, such as partnerships or resident S corporations, that have elected into the PTET program. Payments must be made through the entity’s Business Online Services account, typically by authorized representatives like...
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    What does share of freehold mean?

    A share of freehold means that you own a leasehold flat in a building and, together with other flat owners, also collectively own the freehold of the building. This gives you more control over management, maintenance, and service charges compared to a standard leasehold property.
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    What does a common law partner mean?

    A common law partner is someone you live with in a long-term, committed relationship without being legally married. These partners share responsibilities, finances, and sometimes children. Many countries and regions recognize common law partnerships for legal rights, including property...
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    What is an American Depositary Receipt (ADR), and how does it work?

    An American Depositary Receipt (ADR) is a financial instrument that allows U.S. investors to invest in foreign companies. ADRs represent shares of a foreign stock held by a U.S. bank. They trade on U.S. exchanges in dollars, simplifying international investing and reducing currency and...
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    What Is the Asset Turnover Ratio?

    The asset turnover ratio measures how efficiently a company uses its assets to generate revenue. It is calculated by dividing net sales by average total assets. A higher ratio indicates better asset utilization, while a lower ratio may suggest inefficient use of assets or excess capacity.
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    Same day credit mean in banking and payments

    Same-day credit means funds are deposited into the recipient’s account on the same day the payment is initiated. In banking and payments, this requires fast processing and settlement, often through real-time payment systems. It improves cash flow and reduces waiting time compared to standard...
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