Investment

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An investment that can be turned into cash.

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Liquid

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Federal insurance for your investment.

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FDIC Insured

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Banks pay you interest for keeping your money there.

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Savings account

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To grow in value.

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Appreciate

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The price paid for the use of someone else’s money usually expressed with a percentage sign.

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Interest rate

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Which of the following is NOT one of factors used to consider when exploring the right type of investment option. Safety, Liquidity, Return

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Institution

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This investment type has the highest risk factor hoping the items purchased will appreciate (rise in value).

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Collectibles

Front

Which of the following refers to the earning potential of an investment? Safety, Liquidity, Return, None of the above

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Return

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Which requirement is typical of Certificates of Deposit and Money Markets? Options: A fee that goes to the manager, A certain amount to invest, A driver's license for sign up, No requirements needed

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A certain amount to invest

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This investment type has one of the lowest risk factors which is also FDIC insured.

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Money Markets