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ATB Financial Alberta Treasury Branches (ATB) is a -billion, full-service financial institution based in Edmonton, Alberta. ATB was established in 1938, by the Government of Alberta to extend basic financial services to Albertans. http://www.atb.com |
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Approved Canadian Mortgage Lenders A list of Canadian approved lenders and banks. http://www.canequity.com/mortgage-resources/cmhc_approved_mortgage_lenders.stm |
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Bridgewater Bank Bridgewater, established in 1997, is a mortgage banking company specializing in providing mortgages to home buyers across Canada. Bridgewater is owned by the Alberta Motor Association (AMA), which is affiliated with the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA). Bridgewater currently specializes in high-ratio CMHC insured mortgages with terms of up to 10 years. In January 1, 2006 Bridgewater Financial Services Ltd. officially changed the name of their company to Bridgewater Bank. http://www.bridgewaterbank.ca |
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AGF Trust Company AGF Trust Company is a wholly-owned subsidiary of AGF Management Limited, one of Canada's oldest and most broadly diversified wealth management companies. AGF Trust is federally incorporated and extra-provincially licenced to carry on business across Canada. The trust company is also member of the Canadian Payments Association and is an approved lender for Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) and G.E. Capital. AGF Trust offers a wide variety of financial products and services. These include investment loans on AGF and other third-party mutual funds, conventional and CMHC mortgages and GIC, RRSP and RRIF deposits. http://www.agf.com/static/en/products_services/1790.html |
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Aviation Easement An agreement granting the right to fly airplanes over property, even if doing so causes damage, inconvenience, or loss of property value to the property owner. This type of agreement usually restricts the property owner from building or growing anything over a defined height. |
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Average Tax Rate The average tax rate is the real rate of taxes paid after taking federal tax brackets into account. There are different tax rates for different income levels; you pay lower rates on the first part of your income, more on the later earnings. As you pass each income level, the money above that level is taxed at the next higher rate. Therefore, your average tax rate is less than the top rate you pay on a portion of income. |
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Average Daily Balance The method used by most credit card companies to calculate your due payment. An average daily balance is determined by adding each day's balance and then dividing that total by the number of days in a billing cycle. The average daily balance is then multiplied by a card's monthly periodic rate, which is calculated by dividing the annual percentage rate by 12. |
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Average Annual Yield The average yield per year over the life or term of the investment, assuming all principal and interest remain on deposit until maturity. |
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Automatic Payment An agreement giving authorization to various companys or lenders to make specified withdrawals from a person's bank account to make payments towards bills or loans. For example, regular monthly payments such as car or mortgage payments can be set up to automatically be withdrawn from your account each month or as specified in your authorization agreement. |
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Automated Teller Machine (ATM) An interactive terminal that allows customers with valid accounts from either a banking or other financial institution to conduct various transactions including money withdrawals, deposits, bill payments, and transfers. Customers require a magnetically encoded card and P.I.N. (personal identification number) to use the terminal and may be subject to a surcharge. These terminals are interconnected to allow customers access to their accounts from anywhere in the world. |
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Automated Banking Machine (ABM) See "Automated Teller Machine (ATM)." |
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Authorized User An authorized user is a person with permission to use a credit card account belonging to someone else. The card bearer is the one who must grant the permission for use. |
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Audit An examination of a taxpayer's income tax return or other transactions bearing tax consequences. Audits range from a simple letter from the agency to a detailed review of individual or business tax filings and records. |
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ATM Surcharge A fee charged to someone using a bank-owned ATM because he or she does not hold an account with that bank. It is a good idea to review what your bank charges you to use another bank's ATM system to avoid paying additional surcharges to your bank. See also "Automated Teller Machine." |
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ATM Card Fee This is not a debit card fee. It can be an annual or monthly fee charged on top of individual account fees to obtain an ATM card. The fee may also be charged per card or per account. For example, if an account is held jointly, the bank may charge for the second person to hold a card or it may charge one fee for all the cards on an account. See also "Automated Teller Machine." |
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ATM Alliance An alliance between banks and/or credit unions that is designed to avoid or minimize surcharges for non-bank customers at ATM machines. Customers from one bank that belongs to the alliance can use surcharge-free ATMs at all alliance banks. See also "Automated Teller Machine." |
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