Overview: Social Security Any government system that provides monetary support to people with inadequate or no income is called social security. It is an essential social program in the U.S. It is a program that helps not only the elderly but keeps millions of people out of poverty. It provides them support for their bread and butter. It is mainly funded by taxes collected from the paychecks of workers. There are four types of people who can claim benefits: they are: 1) People who are 62+ years old. 2) Workers who are disabled 3) Survivors of a recipient (spouse or...
The NASDAQ or Nasdaq Composite Index is a popular stock exchange in the United States. It is where small pieces of companies (called shares) are bought and sold. It is the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations exchange, which is the first electronic exchange where investors can buy and sell the stock. Second is the Nasdaq Composite Index, which is a statistical measure or you can say benchmark index for the technology stocks of the U.S market. It is quite young, as it exists since 1986. It is a capitalization-weighted stock market index. There are companies listed from all...