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1. Salary reduction plan
A tax deferred retirement plan which provides for an employee to have a certain amount of gross... more
2. Sales
Total value of goods or services sold by a company in a period of time, often called turnover or... more
3. Sales charge
A brokerage fee charged to a buyer of securities, shares in a mutual fund or property. In the case... more
4. Sales ledger
See... more
5. Sales tax
In the US, a state or local government tax levied on goods and services. The amount of tax is based... more
6. Sallie Mae
Familiar name for the SLM Corporation (formerly the Student Loan Marketing Association), a US body... more
7. Samurai bond
A bond issued by a foreign borrower in Japan. Denominated in yen, it can be bought by non-residents... more
8. Sarbanes-Oxley Act
US legislation that tightened up corporate financial reporting, introducing a federal accounting... more
9. Save as you earn
 (SAYE) A former UK government scheme that allowed tax concessions to people making regular savings from... more
10. Savings account
An account with a bank or financial institution which pays interest on the balance held, usually... more
11. Savings and loan (association)
In the US, a federal or state financial institution that takes depositors savings in return for... more
12. Savings and loan association
In the US, a financial institution in which depositors' savings are used to provide home mortgages... more
13. Savings element
The cash value which accumulates within a life insurance policy. The premium is applied to give... more
14. Savings rate/ratio
The amount saved by a countrys population divided by disposable income, expressed as a... more
15. Scalper
A trader who buys and sells quickly to take advantage of small price fluctuations. Usually a scalper... more
16. Schatz
German government debt with a short, two-year... more
17. Schedule
That part of an insurance or assurance policy that sets out the particular details relevant to a... more
18. Schedule D
The tax schedule under which a self-employed person's profits are... more
19. Schedule E
The tax schedule under which Directors and employees of a company are assessed. The normal basis of... more
20. Screen trading
Trading conducted via an electronic system, in contrast to face-to-face trading on an exchange... more
21. Scrip dividend
The issue of additional shares by a company to shareholders in lieu of a dividend. The shares have... more
22. Scrip issue
A free issue of shares to shareholders, in proportion to their existing holdings, prompted when a... more
23. Scripophily
A term coined in the mid-1970s to describe the hobby of collecting antique bonds, stocks and other... more
24. SDR
See special drawing... more
25. SEAQ trade
A term used by the London Stock Exchange to denote a single uncrossing trade, detailing the total... more
26. Seasonal adjustment
An adjustment made to many economic data series to remove peaks and troughs caused by seasonal... more
27. Seasoned issue
A security issued by a well established and sound performing company with generally high... more
28. Seasoned issue/offer
A security issued by a well established and sound performing company with generally high liquidity.... more
29. Seat
Membership of a securities or commodities... more
30. SEC
See Securities and Exchange... more
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