An amortizing security is a class of debt investment in which a portion of the underlying principal amount is paid in addition to interest with each payment made to the security's holder.

A negatively amortizing loan, sometimes called a negative amortization loan or negative amortized loan, is one with a payment structure that allows for a scheduled payment to be made by the ...

With the fund only earning long-term average annual returns of ~5% but paying a 11.8% forward yield, I have concerns that the BGT fund shows characteristics of being an amortizing 'return of ...

The Nuveen Senior Income Fund (NSL) appears to be yet another example of an amortizing 'return of principal' fund paying investors more than it earns with long-term returns of 3-5%, but paying a 9 ...

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When you make monthly payments on your amortizing loan, part of the payment is applied to the loan principal — the amount you borrowed — and part goes to paying interest. With each payment ...

Since it is becoming less likely that any of this pending legislation will pass before year end, taxpayers should prepare for the rule change by amortizing their current R&E expenditures and consider ...

The issuance of an amortizing, macro-linked dollar bond may follow, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the talks are private.