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Single priceUnits in unit trusts are priced by dividing the value of the trust's underlying investments by the number of units in issue. But most unit trusts have a bid price (at which an investor can sell units) and an offer price (at which the investor can sell units) and the first is lower than the second.OEICs, however, have single pricing, based on the mid-market valuation of the underlying investments. The buying and selling price of units is the same. The fund provider's charges are shown separately.Similar MatchesSingle European ActSingle European ActAct intended to eliminate barriers on trade and capital flows between and among European countries. Single state municipal bond fundSingle state municipal bond fundA mutual fund investing only in government obligations within a single state, with state tax-free dividends, but taxed capital gains. Single company PEPSingle company PEPSee: 'personal equity plan'. Single MarketSingle MarketRemoval of the remaining barriers among the countries of the European Union, permitting the free movement of goods, persons, services, and capital; also known as Europe 1992. Single premium life insuranceSingle premium life insuranceA whole life insurance policy requiring one premium payment, which accrues cash value much more quickly than a policy paid in installments. Further SuggestionsSingle European ActSingle life annuity Single index model Single country fund Single payment bond single premium life insurance Single Premium Deferred Annuity (SPDA) Single factor model Single undertaking Single option Single buyer policy |
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