In your 30s and wondering if you’re behind on retirement savings? Learn how your 401(k) contribution rate compares with others your age and the right targets to hit.

Discover double gearing—a strategy where companies share capital to manage risk—and its financial health implications, regulatory perspectives, and real-world examples.

Explore a letter of comfort, its uses in finance, and how it differs from guarantees. Learn how these documents can provide assurance without legal obligation.

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Discover how special situations in investing can offer buying opportunities. Learn about their impact on stock prices, market dynamics, and strategies.

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Revenue per employee is an important ratio that looks at a company's revenue in relation to the number of employees it has.

A waterfall payment is a plan where more entitled creditors receive both interest and principal payments while lower-ranking creditors receive only interest. Here’s how it works.

The Beneish model was designed by M. Daniel Beneish to quantify eight variables that can indicate that a company is misrepresenting its profits. Here’s how it works.

Discover how commercial codes regulate transactions, resolve disputes, and facilitate commerce. Learn about the Uniform Commercial Code and its impact on business.

Equity accounting is a method of reporting a company's profits from the operations of an affiliated company that it has an interest in but does not own outright.