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Capital Builder Account

CBA. Special type of brokerage account set up by Merrill Lynch for investors. A Capital Builder Account allows investors to buy or sell securities through use of a loan value. Excess funds can be invested in different investments such as money market funds.

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  1. Capital Builder Account - Financial Dictionary - The Free Dictionary
    A Merrill Lynch brokerage account that allows investors to access the loan value of his or her eligible securities to buy or sell securities. Excess cash in a CBA ...
     
  2. What is Capital Builder Account? definition and meaning
    A Capital Builder Account allows investors to buy or sell securities through use of a loan value. Excess funds can be invested in different investments such as ...
     
  3. Capital Builder Account (CBA) Definition - NASDAQ.com
    Capital Builder Account (CBA): read the definition of Capital Builder Account ( CBA) and 8000+ other financial and investing terms in the NASDAQ.com Financial ...
     
  4. Certified Bank Auditor - CBA: Definition from Answers.com
    brokerage account offered by Merrill Lynch that allows investors to buy and sell securities. It may be a cash or credit account that allows an investor.
     
  5. State Bank of Riverdale | Personal Savings
    You can earn higher rates of interest and still maintain access to your money with our Advantage Capital Builder Account. A $100.00 deposit is all that's needed ...
     
  6. State Bank of Riverdale | Business Accounts
    You can earn higher rates of interest and still maintain access to your money with our Advantage Capital Builder Account. A $100.00 deposit is all that's needed ...
     
  7. Current Rates - State Bank of Riverdale
    Minimum. Balance To. Obtain APY. Interest Rate. APY *. Advantage Savings Account***. $0.00. $0.00. 0.25%. 0.25%. Advantage Capital Builder Account*** ...
     
  8. Savers face an 'income precipice' as fixed rates fall - Telegraph
    Jun 16, 2012... to its Mature Bond Fund, which pays just 0.1pc while those with Nationwide would move to its Capital Builder account which pays just 0.2pc.