Finance Law Author

Wendy Jenkins

Wendy Jenkins is a skilled finance law attorney with expertise in securities law and financial markets. She has represented numerous clients in high-stakes transactions and has a deep understanding of the complexities of financial markets.

Credentials

J.D., University of Minnesota, Certificate in Finance Law

10+ yearsSecurities LawFinancial Markets

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Articles by Wendy Jenkins

Is Equity Risk Premium the Same as Market Risk Premium?How to Finance a Dump Truck: Options and RequirementsWhere Does a Saver's Money Go When Deposited?How to Apply for Multiple Business Credit Cards at OnceWhy Is the IRR Formula Set Equal to Zero? NPV ExplainedHow to Use Home Equity to Buy an Investment PropertyWhat Records Classify and Summarize Transactional Data?How Long Do You Have to Work to Get a Mortgage?Can I Deduct 401(k) Contributions on My Taxes?Is Student Loan Interest an Above-the-Line Deduction?Can I Get a Mortgage Without a Job? Yes, Here's HowWho Benefits From a Strong Dollar? Winners and LosersDoes After-Hours Trading Affect the Opening Price?Does a Cosigner Get a Hard Inquiry on Their Credit?What Is Adjusted Cost Basis and How Is It Calculated?How to Calculate Goodwill on Acquisition: Formula and StepsWhat Is a Share Draft Withdrawal and How Does It Work?How Do Interest Rates Affect Bonds: Prices and YieldsWhat Is OASDI on My Paycheck? Rates and ExemptionsWhat Is a Tax Loan? How It Works and What It CostsWhat Falls Under Liabilities in Accounting: Types & ExamplesHow to Save for Retirement Without Investing in StocksHow to Research Mutual Funds: Fees, Risk, and PerformanceHow Is Cost of Living Calculated? The CPI MethodWhat Is Considered an Asset on a Balance Sheet?What Is Net Operating Cash Flow? Definition and FormulaWhat Are Stablecoins Used For? Payments, DeFi & TaxesHow to Add a Spouse to Your Bank Account: Risks and RightsWho Does the US Government Owe Money To? Debt HoldersAre Stocks or Bonds Riskier? Key Risks Explained