Personal Finance and Investment Principles: Savings Strategies and Financial Instruments

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What is an investment that is not taxed until you withdraw it from savings?

What is an investment that you pay taxes on before you put it into savings?

What is the danger that money won't be worth as much in the future as it is today?

What is a fixed income investment form of lending to a company or the government?

What is it called when a company combines the funds of many different investors and invests that money into a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds?

What is a mixture of stocks, bonds, etc. to provide the highest reward with the littlest risk?

What is a business that specializes in trading, buying, and selling of stocks?

What is the idea that ensures you save money each month by paying yourself before doing your budget?

What term describes how quickly and easily something can be converted into cash?

What is an account that allows quick access to funds for transactions?

What is a bank account that accumulates interest?

What is the term for the rise in the general level of prices?

What is the principle that states the greater the risk, the greater the possibility for return?

What is a collection of investments that reduces risk by spreading money among a wide array of investments?

What is the difference between owning investment tools like stocks and lending investment tools like bonds?

What is the portion of income not spent on consumption?

What is the concept of giving up the purchase of something in the present for saving money for the future?

What is the process of earning interest on interest?

What is interest earned only on the original principal amount invested?

What is the concept that describes money's potential to grow in value over time, considering the relationship between time, money, a rate of return, and earnings growth?

What is the formula 72/i used to calculate?

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