money and financial problems

In-kind income is defined as any income other than money or cash. It can be in any form either in the form of benefits received by an employer or the government. Usually this term is used for the benefits received from the government  for basic needs such as shelter, utilities, food, or clothing.

In-kind support and maintenance (ISM) is an unearned income which is attributable to an SSI recipient in the form of shelter or food. It may be provided by a family member within the same household or by anyone outside of the household.

Incapacity is a term used across different areas of the legal landscape that reflects one’s inability to perform various functions.

Common uses include:

The income statement (statement of income, statement of earnings, statement of operations, statement of comprehensive income) reports the accountant’s primary measure of performance of a business, revenues less expenses during the accounting period. The income statement includes three elements:

Index is defined as a market-sensitive interest rate that determines interest-rate changes on adjustable-rate mortgages and other variable rate loans.

Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) are personal retirement savings accounts that offer tax benefits similar to those of employer-sponsored plans, like 401k plans.

To indorse (or “endorse”) something refers to the practice of signing a negotiable instrument to transfer ownership of the instrument.

Inherent authority refers to an agent's power to act on behalf of a principal, even though that power has not been specifically or implicitly granted by the principal. This type of authority arises only in situations where it is necessary for the agent to fulfill the actual authority that has been granted by the principal. 

The term “inherit” may refer to one of two common uses.