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Investment Terms

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11th Grade

Investment Terms
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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Property Investment

Buying real estate (like houses or apartments) with the hope that they will increase in value over time, so you can make money when you sell them.
A savings plan in New Zealand where you put money aside for your retirement, and sometimes the government adds extra money to it.
Someone who prefers safer, lower-risk investments that might not make as much money but are less likely to lose money.
A person who combines different types of investments to create a portfolio, managing both risk and return.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Investment

A savings plan in New Zealand where you put money aside for your retirement, and sometimes the government adds extra money to it.
Information about your investment preferences and goals, which helps you make choices that suit your financial needs.
Someone who is willing to take on more risk in exchange for the possibility of higher returns and faster growth of their investments.
Putting your money into something (like stocks, bonds, or property) with the expectation that it will grow or make more money in the future.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Term Deposit

These are like loans you give to the government, and in return, they pay you back with interest after a set period.
A savings plan in New Zealand where you put money aside for your retirement, and sometimes the government adds extra money to it.
The chance that you might lose money when you invest or make financial decisions.
A type of bank account where you agree to leave your money for a fixed period (or term) in exchange for earning interest on it.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

NZ Government Bonds

Tiny parts of a company that you can buy. Owning shares means you own a piece of that company.
A person who combines different types of investments to create a portfolio, managing both risk and return.
These are like loans you give to the government, and in return, they pay you back with interest after a set period.
This is someone who is willing to take on a lot of financial risk in the hope of getting higher returns.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Shares

This is someone who is willing to take on a lot of financial risk in the hope of getting higher returns.
Tiny parts of a company that you can buy. Owning shares means you own a piece of that company.
When something, like an investment, increases in value or size over time.
The money you make (or lose) on your investments, usually measured as a percentage of what you originally put in.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

KiwiSaver

These are like loans you give to the government, and in return, they pay you back with interest after a set period.
A savings plan in New Zealand where you put money aside for your retirement, and sometimes the government adds extra money to it.
When something, like an investment, increases in value or size over time.
Buying and selling different types of money (currencies) with the hope of making a profit as their values change.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Currency Trading

The benefit or profit you can gain from taking a financial risk or making an investment.
This is someone who is willing to take on a lot of financial risk in the hope of getting higher returns.
Buying and selling different types of money (currencies) with the hope of making a profit as their values change.
Your beliefs and what is important to you, which can influence your investment decisions.

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