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Financial terms in "Mergers and Acquisitions"

1. Takeover Bid

2. fairness opinion

3. Leveraged buyout

4. gray knight

5. Asset stripper

6. creeping tender offer

7. style drift

8. Shark Repellent

9. consolidation

10. zombie

11. Reverse Takeover

12. Asset Stripping

13. Affiliate

14. takeunder

15. any-and-all bid

16. Hostile takeover

17. Accretion

18. type C reorganization

19. board-out clause

20. Poison Pill

21. demerger

22. Merger

23. corporate finance

24. bulk transfer

25. friendly takeover

26. unbundling

27. cost synergy

28. swap ratio

29. Bear Raid

30. creeping takeover

31. associate company

32. Vertical merger

33. dilutive acquisition

34. earnout

35. Horizontal Integration

36. merger securities

37. bear hug

38. target

39. RTO

40. negative goodwill

41. Revlon rule

42. absorbed

43. material adverse change (MAC)

44. lobster trap

45. type B reorganization

46. whitewash resolution

47. Reverse Merger

48. hostile leveraged buyout

49. Grey Knight

50. deal date

51. takeover artist

52. in-process research and development

53. hostile bid

54. agglomeration

55. street sweep

56. management buyin

57. asset acquisition

58. takeover stock

59. Golden Parachute

60. earnup

61. dividends-received deduction

62. exit p/e ratio

63. PMV

64. dead hand provision

65. qualifying transaction

66. Michael Milken

67. financial sponsor

68. stock swap

69. financial buyer

70. bulk sales escrow

71. City code on takeovers and mergers

72. War chest

73. two-tier tender offer

74. busted takeover

75. MBI

76. consolidation phase

77. Asset value

78. takeover ratio

79. hostile tender offer

80. Tender Offer

81. Dawn Raid

82. Private Market Value

83. Show stopper

84. equity method

85. in play

86. Black Knight

87. raider

88. Merger Arbitrage

89. change of control

90. anti-takeover statute

91. working capital initiative

92. breakup fee

93. White squire

94. White Knight

95. purchase acquisition

96. statutory consolidation

97. Targeted repurchase

98. LBO

99. institutional buyout

100. Whitemail

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Roth 401(k)

Categories: Retirement and Pension,

The Roth 401(k) retirement plan, which was introduced in 2006, allows you to make after-tax contributions to your account. Earnings may be withdrawn tax free, provided that you are at least 59 1/2 and your account has been open five years or more.Both the Roth 401(k) and the traditional 401(k) have the same contribution limits and distribution requirements. You can add no more than the annual federal limit each year, and you must begin taking required minimum distributions (RMD) by April 1 of the year following the year you reach age 70 1/2. You can postpone RMDs if you are still working.You may not move assets between traditional and Roth 401(k) accounts, though you may be able to split your annual contribution between the two. If you leave your job or retire, you can roll Roth 401(k) assets into a roth ira, just as you can roll traditional 401(k) assets into a traditional ira.Most 401(k) plans, including the Roth, are self-directed, which means you must choose specific investments from among those offered through the plan.

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