reinvest

Return to market

Reinvest means to put money back into something rather than taking it out.

Investors reinvest dividends by using them to buy more shares rather than pocketing the cash: We reinvested our profits into expanding the business.

The term implies a cycle—earnings from an investment become fuel for further investment.

compounding

compound

Combined into one

returns · yield · appreciation · growth · accumulation · principal · gains · profits · snowball · multiplier

business

profits

Financial surplus after costs

equipment · technology · R&D · operations · automation · growth · upgrade · modernization · capacity · workforce

portfolio

stocks

Ownership stakes or inventory

  • bondsTies that unite
  • mutual fundsCollectively managed securities portfolios
  • ETFsExchange-listed investment baskets

index funds · securities · equities · shares · dividends · capital gains · asset allocation · rebalancing · diversification · holdings

retirement

401k

Employer-sponsored retirement savings

  • IRATax-advantaged retirement fund
  • pensionRetiree's ongoing benefit
  • annuityPeriodic fixed payment

Roth · nest egg · retirement · rollover · contribution · employer match · vesting · tax-deferred · long-term · social security

strategy

allocation

Distribution of shares

redistribution · planning · timing · dollar-cost averaging · systematic · periodic · selective · targeted · opportunistic · defensive

Categories
Opposites
capital deployment

reinvestcash out

Convert assets to money

withdraw · divest · liquidate · disinvest · extract

financial strategy

reinvestspend

Pay out money

consume · squander · dissipate · deplete · fritter away

financial cycle continuation

reinvestexit

Way to leave

sell off · close out · terminate · abandon · pull out

Family

reinvested, reinvestment, reinvests, reinvesting, reinvestments

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