In transportation planning, refers to a time span of, generally, 20 years. The transportation plans for metropolitan areas and for States should include projections for land use, population and employment for the 20-year period.
Period usually greater than one year.
In general investing, an investment held for several years. In the bond market, a bond with a maturity of 10 years or more.
In life insurance, refers to a straight term policy providing coverage for a long period of time and frequently having accumulating cash values. Life expectancy (term to expectancy) that is written for a term of years extended to the end of the policyowner's life expectancy.
subject to arbitrary interpretation but generally held in financial markets to mean a term of at least one year and probably more than five.
generally speaking, long term is approximately five years or more.
In accounting, involving a period of more than twelve months, in regard to investments, probably involving a horizon of at least three to five years.
A bond that matures in more than 10 years.
In our view a period of five or more years. We specialise in products and investment strategies taking a long-term view.
The length of time when issues over the preservation of the digital information become important, whether this is 10 years, 100 years or in perpetuity.
For the purposes of SSI, “long term” refers to a point about ten years in the future.
refers to a period lasting more than a year. Bonds, pensions, and even vacation benefits are often long term items.
Long term insurances are those insurance such as life assurances where the policy period can be for a number of years.
1: Referring to bonds--a bond with a maturity of ten years or longer. 2: Referring to stocks--a stock which is held for a year or more by an investor. See: Intermediate Term; Maturity Date; Short Term