Accumulating shares are additional ordinary shares issued to existing shareholders in lieu of a dividend. They serve as an alternative to annual income by fostering capital growth, thereby avoiding income tax but not capital gains tax.
A common stock fund is a type of mutual fund that exclusively invests in common stocks of publicly traded companies. These funds aim to provide capital growth through equities.
A type of mutual fund that primarily focuses on achieving high capital growth by investing in high-growth companies that typically pay small or no dividends.
In the world of finance, a portfolio refers to the collection of investments held by an individual or institution. This diversified set of holdings could include stocks, bonds, commodities, real estate, and other assets.
The stock market is a complex network of exchanges and investors engaged in buying, selling, and issuance of shares from publicly held companies, facilitating capital growth and wealth building.
