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Debt Snowball

A debt reduction method whereby an individual who owes more than one debt pays off first the smallest one, then...

    Debt Avalanche

    A debt reduction method whereby an individual who owes more than one debt pays off the debt with the highest...

      Debt Warrant

      A warrant that is designed to entice potential investors to purchase the underlying debt (a bond or other debt instruments)...

        WAC Interest Only

        An interest only (IO) (from a fixed-rate mortgage) which allows bondholders to receive a fixed coupon while the amount of...

          WAC IO

          An interest only (IO) (from a fixed-rate mortgage) which allows bondholders to receive a fixed coupon while the amount of...

            Quasi Money

            A description of an asset implying it can be converted immediately to cash or cash equivalent money, although it is...

              Quality Spread

              The yield spread between non-Treasury securities and Treasury securities, all having identical features in exception of credit rating. Both are...

                Quarterly Compounding

                The compounding of interest earned or paid on an interest-bearing instrument (e.g., bond, deposit, etc), or generally any type of...

                  Reverse Repo Rate

                  The rate that is used in a reverse repo transaction. It is rate at which the central bank borrows money...

                    Reverse Repo

                    A repurchase agreement (repo) in which a non-bank counterparty borrows cash from the bank counterparty. It is reverse to the...