Is 150/90 a healthy blood pressure reading?

A basic rule of thumb is that high blood pressure is defined as 140/90 mm Hg or above (or 150/90 mm Hg or more if you are over 80 years old). The typical range for ideal blood pressure is 90/60mmHg to 120/80mmHg.

The amount formula is what?

A = (P R T) 100 + P. Amount = SI + P.

What is a loan to an investor?

A loan for investment property is money you borrow to purchase or construct a building that has the potential to generate revenue for you through renting the space to tenants or through reselling it after you raise its worth. Loans for investment properties can be used for building, buying, and remodeling.

Describe a mortgage.

When you and a lender enter into a mortgage, the lender is granted the power to seize your property if you are unable to pay back the loan amount plus interest. To purchase a property or borrow money against the value of a home you currently own, you can use a mortgage loan.

What source of funding does a mortgage have?

Mortgage lenders fund loans by taking deposits from customers or borrowing money at reduced rates from bigger banks.

What does MLA mean for banking?

The investment bank or underwriting company that arranges and manages a group of investors in a syndicated loan for substantial financing is known as the lead arranger, sometimes known as the mandated lead arranger (MLA). In addition to taking the greatest portion themselves, the lead arranger assigns portions of the new issue to other underwriters for placement.

How do banks make money?

Banks typically generate income by borrowing funds from depositors and paying them back at a predetermined interest rate. By charging the borrowers a higher interest rate and making money off the interest rate spread, the banks will lend the money to borrowers.

Can I put the check my spouse wrote in our joint account?

The bank or credit union may typically demand that both signers of a check that is issued to two people, such as John and Jane Doe, before it may be paid or deposited. The check can typically be cashed or deposited by either John Doe or Jane Doe if they are the intended recipients.

Can a spouse take money out without my consent?

If your spouse isn't with you when you go to the bank, you won't be able to access the money. Even though it gives them full power to withdraw the money without your consent, there are advantages to allowing your spouse access to your bank account. With a joint account, your spouse is able to make deposits and withdrawals on your behalf.

A CD certificate: what is it?

A certificate of deposit (CD) is a type of savings account where the issuing bank pays interest in exchange for holding a specified sum of money for a predetermined length of time, such as six months, a year, or five years. You will receive the amount you initially invested plus any interest when you cash in or redeem your CD.