Lingo Buster S
Lingo Buster S
You give up part of your salary (before income tax and National Insurance is deducted) and in return your employer gives you a benefit. Think: Pension contributions, childcare vouchers, company car, cycle to work scheme, ...
The pool of investors who do not buy stock or bonds directly from the company, government or other institution when is was newly issued, instead they are buy from investors who already hold the stock or bonds.
All the industries the fund has invested in
A personal pension account that allows you to invest in many different things like shares in a specific company or commercial properties
A portion of a company
A price of a single share
The owner of a piece or all - aka shares - of a company
The difference between the buy price and the sell price of a share. It’s essentially the charge made by the ‘middle-man’ connecting buyers and seller.
A fee originating from the difference between the sell and buy price of shares or any other trade product, aka a 'middle-man' fee
The collective name for all the shares you own.
The collective name for all the shares you own.
A broker who buys and sells shares on behalf of their clients. Most offer online services these days.
A place where shares of public companies are bought and sold.