A legal plan by which the trustor places assets in trust for a beneficiary. A portfolio of securities that are purchased and held in trust. Units in the trust are then sold to investors who receive a share of interest payments and a share of the principal, as the securities in the portfolio mature or are called. The percentage of ownership in a retirement plan assets. The daily number of shares traded in a security.
Warrants are transferable and trade on the major exchanges.
A zero coupon bond generally increases in value as it approaches maturity, and the return comes solely from its appreciation. The dollar amount difference between the purchase price and the maturity value represents the yield or accretion value. Maturities range from 1 to 30 years. Employers can match some or all contributions subject to maximum. A qualified retirement plan similar to 401k plans designed for non-profit organizations.