Investment Strategies Answers

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People who make money investing in the stock market

A
get certain tax breaks.
B
should sell quickly to avoid taxes.
C
have to pay a fee to keep a stock.
D
must pay taxes on profits.
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Who regulates markets where investments are traded?

A
individual investors
B
the federal government
C
corporate entities
D
financial institutions
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Which investment has the least liquidity?

A
property
B
stocks
C
a savings account
D
a 401k
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A
rates
B
returns
C
risks
D
rewards
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A couple has decided to increase their income from investments for when they retire in twenty years. Which is the best way they can accomplish that goal?

A
by enrolling in a 401k and investing in the stock market
B
by opening a savings account and investing in commodities
C
by buying CDs and US government bonds
D
by opening an IRA and investing in a new business
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Tina has $1,000 per year she can invest to save money for her future.Which option would allow the highest growth for Tina's investment?

A
Tina can start investing the whole amount this year at 5% interest.
B
Tina can start investing the whole amount this year at 7% interest.
C
Tina can start investing half of the amount two years from now at 5% interest.
D
Tina can start investing half of the amount two years from now at 7% interest.
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The images show what happened to two people who invested $1,000. Which investment advice would Gale most likely give to Alex?

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A
Invest in stocks because they are less risky.
B
Put most of your money in a savings account instead.
C
Spread your investments in several different areas.
D
Stick with the stocks because they will bounce back.
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Which statements are true regarding a traditional individual retirement account? Choose three answers.

A
Employers create them and match employee contributions.
B
People can contribute to the account until retirement age.
C
People can withdraw money penalty-free at any time.
D
Contributions to the account are limited each year.
E
Contributions reduce taxable income.

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