amortised

Paid off gradually

Amortised is the British spelling of amortized.

To amortise a debt is to pay it off gradually through regular payments that cover both principal and interest: The loan is amortised over thirty years.

In accounting, to amortise an asset is to spread its cost over its useful life.

The past participle amortised functions as an adjective: amortised costs, fully amortised loans.

accounting

depreciation

Asset value reduction over time

book value · cost recovery · straight-line · balance sheet · useful life · impairment · accrual · tangible assets · intangible assets · fixed assets

loans

repayment

Giving back what's owed

schedule · term · refinance · debt · annuity · monthly payment · balloon payment · prepayment · outstanding balance · payment plan

bonds

premium

Added cost for better

maturity · par value · face value · redemption · callable · sinking fund · market rate · nominal value · bondholder

intangibles

goodwill

Kindly, generous spirit

licenses · software · franchise · intellectual property · development costs · brand value

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cost allocation method

amortisedlump-sum

Entire amount together

written off · capitalised · front-loaded · impaired

debt repayment structure

amortisedlump-sum

Entire amount together

balloon payment · upfront · interest-only · one-time · immediate

Family

amortise, amortising, amortisation

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