出息 (chū xi): to yield interest, profit etc; to exhale (Buddhism); future prospects; profit; to mature; to grow up

He deposited fifty thousand yuan in the bank, and each year it yields over three thousand in interest.

This investment doesn't yield much, but it has low risk, so it's suitable for conservative investors.

If this money doesn't yield any interest, we might as well take it out and start a small business.

Grandpa used all his pension to buy government bonds; he said that although the interest accrues slowly, it's safe and stable.

This bank launched a new type of deposit with a very flexible interest-yielding method, attracting quite a few customers.