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Listen to a Business English Dialogue About Noncurrent asset Audrey: Hey Roger, do you know what a noncurrent asset is? Roger: Hi Audrey! Yes, a noncurrent asset is an asset that is not expected to be converted into cash or…

Listen to a Business English Dialogue About Noncompetitive bid Katherine: Hi Ryan, have you heard of a noncompetitive bid in finance? It’s a type of bid investors submit for Treasury securities without specifying the price they’re willing to pay. Ryan:…

Listen to a Business English Dialogue About Nonaccredited investor Sofia: Zachary, do you know what a nonaccredited investor is? Zachary: Yes, Sofia. A nonaccredited investor is an individual who does not meet the income or net worth requirements set by…

Listen to a Business English Dialogue About Nominal yield Lillian: Hi Kenneth, do you know what nominal yield means in finance? Kenneth: No, I don’t. What is it? Lillian: Nominal yield, also known as coupon yield, is the annual interest…

Listen to a Business English Dialogue About Nominal interest rate Riley: Hi Matthew, do you know what a nominal interest rate is in finance? Matthew: Yes, I do. It’s the interest rate stated on a loan or investment without adjusting…

Listen to a Business English Dialogue About Nominal income Leah: Hey Jesse, have you heard about nominal income before? Jesse: Hi Leah, yes, nominal income refers to the total amount of money earned by an individual or a company before…

Listen to a Business English Dialogue About No load fund mutual fund Hailey: Hi Keith, have you ever invested in a no-load mutual fund? Keith: Hey Hailey! Yes, I have. No-load mutual funds are great because they don’t charge sales…

Listen to a Business English Dialogue About No action letter Julia: Hi Paul, have you heard about a no-action letter in finance? I’ve come across the term, but I’m not entirely sure what it means. Paul: Hey Julia, a no-action…

Listen to a Business English Dialogue About Nine bond rule Emma: Hi Timothy, have you ever heard of the “Nine bond rule” in finance? It’s a guideline that suggests investors should have at least nine different bonds in their portfolio…

Listen to a Business English Dialogue About Nifty fifty Scarlett: Hi Gregory, have you ever heard of the Nifty Fifty? Gregory: Hi Scarlett, yes, the Nifty Fifty refers to a group of 50 popular and high-performing blue-chip stocks on the…