Saving and Investing

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A pool of money collected from many investors, and used to buy stocks, bonds, and other securities.

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mutual fund

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Much less risky

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saving

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Deposit is usually not insured. What is the correct classification? (investing, saving)

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investing

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The amount of money you earn compared to the amount of money you invest

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return on investment (ROI)

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A type of time account

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CD

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Provides fixed interest payments for a set period of time

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bond

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All are benefits of saving, except: safe, reliable, convenient; earns a higher return of interest; earns a small amount of interest; insured by the FDIC

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earns a higher return of interest

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These are the three basic types of savings accounts: CDs, stocks, bonds, passbook accounts, time accounts, money market accounts, stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, none of the above

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passbook accounts, time accounts, money market accounts

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Saving and investing provide opportunities to increase your wealth, leading to financial security

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True

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Bonds are a safer investment than stocks

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True