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Add "compound interest" and "principal payment" to glossary.

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IMHO fundamental terms found in fin.scm / loan repayment calulator

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"commodity listing" "e.g. NASDAQ"
"commodity option: fraction" "the smallest amount of a commodity that's traded (e.g. 1/100 for USD, 1 for most stocks)"
"commodity option: Symbol" "e.g. USD, DEM"
"compound interests" "interest which is earned on both the initial deposit and on any interest that has already been earned but left on deposit."
"Credit (column in register)" "(a) A sum of money paid into an account. (b) A record of such a payment. (c) The state of having money in one's bank account."
"Credit Card" "-"
"credit transfer" "A transfer of money direct from one bank account to another, without using a cheque"
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"placeholder" "An account where no transactions may be posted to; transactions can only be posted to subaccounts of this account, so this account serves as a placeholder in the hierarchy"
"portfolio" "A set of investments owned by a person"
"preferences" "A menu choice in many graphical user interface applications that allows the user to specify how the application will act each time it is used. "
"principal payment" "Loan repayment calculator: your payments are split in interests payment and principal payment"
"price (in a split)" "An amount of money for which sth may be bought or sold"
"price type: ask" "An ask is an offer to sell, and the price you want to sell at."
"price type: bid" "A bid is an offer to buy, and the price you want to buy at."