MEDICAID
A US government program, funded by the federal and state governments, that aids low-income individuals or families, as well as elderly or disabled persons, in paying the costs related to long-term medical and custodial care. An individual or family who wants to receive Medicaid must meet some requirements and go through the application process. Each state has their own program, several requirements, and other guidelines, although Medicaid is mostly funded by the federal government.
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Asset Protection Trust
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Cum Dividend
Share price which entails the right to receive the next dividend that is declared but not paid. Opposite of ex dividend.
Partial Redemption
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Principal Shareholder
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Tangible Common Equity Ratio - TCE
Ratio used in gauging the extent of losses a bank can take before wiping out a shareholder equity. It is computed by getting the value of the compa ...
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