Business & Finance

Failing to do what a contract requires.

A meeting or document giving information or instructions.

A person or company that buys and sells shares or arranges deals for clients.

A fee charged by a broker for buying or selling investments.

A plan for how money will be spent over a period; to plan spending.

A period when share prices are rising and investors are confident.

A short item in a list, marked with a small symbol.

Physical and mental exhaustion caused by long-term stress, often from work.

The profit made when you sell an asset for more than you paid for it.

Tax paid on the profit from selling assets such as shares or investment property (CGT).

The movement of money into and out of a business.

The interest rate set by the Reserve Bank that influences other interest rates.

Chief Executive Officer, the most senior manager of a company.

Chief Financial Officer, the senior manager responsible for a company's finances.

The person who leads a meeting or board; to lead a meeting.

To return to a topic later (business jargon).

A person or business that pays for professional services.

A business that sells similar products or services to the same customers.

An agreement where each side gives up something; to reach such an agreement.

How optimistic people are about the economy and their finances, which affects spending.

Extending a contract for another period.

The percentage of people who take a desired action, such as buying, after visiting.

The amount of money needed for basic expenses such as housing, food and transport.

A new offer made in reply to an offer you do not fully accept.

A company or person that delivers parcels and documents.