A code used to identify a bank when sending money internationally, ensuring payments are sent to the correct bank.

When a private company offers shares to the public for the first time, allowing people to buy a stake in the business.

The profit made when you sell an investment or asset, for more than you originally paid for it.

Interest that has been earned on a savings account or investment but has not yet been paid into the account.

Interest earned on both the original amount saved and on any interest that has already been added, helping money grow faster over time.

An interest rate that stays the same for a set period, regardless of changes in the wider market.