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Subjective Probability The possibility of something occurring solely from one person's perspective or opinion is referred to as Subjective Probability. It varies from individual to individual...
702(J) Retirement Plan A 702(J) Retirement Plan, also known as a 702 or 7022 Account, is basically life insurance named after Section 7702 of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Tax Code.
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Confession of Judgment A Confession of Judgment is a formal contract written by the respondent accepting accountability and the agreed-upon sum of damages. This is a strategy to avoid going to court...
Subject Line Subject Line refers to the section in the e-mail headers where the sender can very briefly describe the aim of the e-mail
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Job evaluation system Job evaluation system is a process by which the relative values of jobs within the organization are determined.
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