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National Bank Act of 1863
National Bank Act of 1863 In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln, at the urging of Salmon Chase, the Secretary of the Treasury, signed the National Bank Act. The Act established a national banking system and a uniform national currency to be issued by new "national" banks.
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Bank
An institution that acts as a financial intermediary by receiving money from depositors and lenders and also lending to borrowers.
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National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers (NAIFA)
A professional association of appraisers with more than 2,000 members nationally. NAIFA offers the specialty designations IFA (member), IFAS (senior member) and IFAC (appraiser-counselor).
National Association of REALTORS
The association of REALTORS dedicated to the protection and the preservation of the free enterprise system and the right of the individual to own real property as guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States of America.
National Bank
A bank chartered by the federal government and a mandatory member of the Federal Reserve System.
National Credit Union Association
Created in 1970 to charter and supervise federal credit unions.
National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund
Insures credit union deposits.
National Environmental Policy Act
The Act requires an environmental impact statement for federal actions that significantly affect the quality of the environment.
National Foundation for Consumer Credit
A nonprofit organization that educates consumers about using credit wisely. The NFCC is the parent group for Consumer Credit Counseling Service.
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Naked title
Bare title to the property, lacking the usual rights and privileges of ownership. A trustee in a deed of trust securing instrument may hold the title to a secured property, but only such title as is needed to carry out the terms of the lien document.
NAREIT (National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts)
The national, not-for-profit trade organization that represents the real estate investment trust industry
National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers (NAIFA)
A professional association of appraisers with more than 2,000 members nationally. NAIFA offers the specialty designations IFA (member), IFAS (senior member) and IFAC (appraiser-counselor).
National Association of REALTORS
The association of REALTORS dedicated to the protection and the preservation of the free enterprise system and the right of the individual to own real property as guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States of America.
National Bank
A bank chartered by the federal government and a mandatory member of the Federal Reserve System.
National Bank Act of 1863
National Credit Union Association
Created in 1970 to charter and supervise federal credit unions.
National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund
Insures credit union deposits.
National Environmental Policy Act
The Act requires an environmental impact statement for federal actions that significantly affect the quality of the environment.
National Foundation for Consumer Credit
A nonprofit organization that educates consumers about using credit wisely. The NFCC is the parent group for Consumer Credit Counseling Service.
NCREIF (National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries)
An association of real estate professionals who serve on working committees, sponsor research articles, seminars and symposiums, and produce the NCREIF Property Index
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