PF Chpt 7 Investing & Estate Planning

Purchasing a financial product or valuable item with the goal of making money is 

• capital gain
• capital loss
• investing
• saving

Inflation

• reduces the value of money and increases return on investment
  
• ncreases the value of money and decreases return on investment 
• increases the value of money and increases return on investment 
• educes the value of money and decreases the return on investment 

An individual may deduct this from their income taxes. 

• capital gain
• capital loss
• common stock
• all of these

The ease with which an investment can be converted to cash is 

• degree of volatility
  
• liquidity
• rate of return
• risk

his stock has equal voting rights and receives dividends declared by the company. 

• common stock
• proxy stock
• preferred stock
• all of theses

Typically, this stock does not increase in value as much as others. 

• common stock
• proxy stock
• preferred stock
• none of these

Companies use this type of stock to raise capital for expansion. 

• penny stock
• growth stocks
• initial public offering (IPO)
• all of these

Stockbrokers are licensed through the 

• NASD
• IPO
• FINRA

The government agency that regulates the securities industry is the 

• IPO
• NYSE
• SEC
• NASD

A prospectus list contains

• outlined plans for the future
  
• business history and operations 
• company officers
  
• all of these