What is a Federal Bond?

• Bonds issued by a country’s federal government​

  Have the power to print money to pay off their debts

• A bond issued by local governments for public projects.

• A bond issued by international organizations.

• A bond issued by private corporations.

Which type of bond is considered slightly riskier than federal bonds?

• Provincial Bond

• Corporate Bond

• Agency Bond

• Municipal Bond

What happens to bond prices when interest rates go down?

• Bond prices fluctuate unpredictably.

• Bond prices decrease.

• Bond prices remain stable.

• Bond prices increase.

What is the primary purpose of an Emergency Fund?

• To fund educational expenses.

• To save for retirement.

• To cover unexpected expenses or financial emergencies.

• To invest in stocks and bonds.

What is a Mutual Fund?

• A fund that only invests in gold and silver.

• A government-backed security.

• A private investment in real estate.

• An investment vehicle pooling money to invest in a diversified portfolio.

Which fund is specifically set aside for education expenses?

• Endowment Fund

• College Fund

• Trust Fund

• Emergency Fund

What type of investments does a Money Market Fund typically make?

• Real estate properties

• Short-term, low-risk securities like Treasury bills

• Stocks in technology companies

• Long-term bonds

What is the main characteristic of an Index Fund?

• It invests in a random selection of stocks.

• It offers high-risk, high-return investments.

• It follows a particular market index.

• It primarily invests in commodities.

What is the primary function of a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)?

• To own, operate, or finance income-producing real estate.

• To finance educational programs.

• To issue government bonds.

• To provide personal loans.

Which type of fund is managed by professionals using various methods to generate returns?

• Hedge Funds

• Insurance Funds

• Savings Accounts

• Pension Funds