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Explore how investment choices, retirement accounts, and diversification affect a long-term plan.
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Use the illustrative table. What relationship does it show between the listed investments' returns and risks?
Use the illustrative table. Which investment has the lowest listed risk?
Use the illustrative table. Compared with Treasury bonds, what tradeoff does the stock index fund show?
Use the illustrative table. A student wants the option with the greatest listed return and accepts substantial price swings. What best fits that goal?
Use the illustrative table. Which statement is supported by the data?
Use the illustrative table. Which asset has the highest listed risk category?
Use the illustrative table. Why might an investor choose Treasury bonds instead of the stock index fund?
Use the illustrative portfolio table. What feature makes this portfolio more diversified than holding only one company's stock?
Amara invests her entire $10,000 account in the company that employs her. What added concentration risk does she face?
A fund owns shares of hundreds of companies. How does that usually help an investor?
Leo owns stock in two airlines and three hotel companies but nothing else. What diversification problem remains?
A portfolio contains a stock index fund, a bond fund, and a savings account. If stocks decline, why might the portfolio lose less than an all-stock portfolio?
What risk can remain even in a well-diversified portfolio of many stocks and bonds?
Mina wants to reduce the effect of one local real-estate company failing. Which change best diversifies her portfolio?
Why is an index fund often used for diversification?
Nate's employer deducts retirement contributions from his paycheck and matches the first 3% he contributes. What account is described?
Which choice best describes an IRA?
Rosa contributes money that has already been taxed to a Roth IRA. What potential tax feature is she seeking?
What is the main purpose of an employer match in a retirement plan?
Why can starting retirement saving early be helpful?
How does Social Security generally fit into a retirement plan?
A worker wants retirement contributions taken directly from each paycheck before the money reaches a checking account. What feature is the worker using?
Jordan changes jobs and leaves a retirement balance behind. What action can help preserve the retirement purpose of the money?
Why should a long-term retirement plan consider both Social Security and personal savings?
A cryptocurrency owner stores the only private key in a file that is lost. What risk is most directly illustrated?
Devi holds cryptocurrency in a private wallet, while her cousin holds money in an FDIC-insured bank deposit. What is the key difference?
A cryptocurrency's price drops 35% in one day after heavy trading. What risk does this most clearly show?
Kai buys a little-known token because online posts promise it will “certainly” double tomorrow. What warning sign is strongest?
An investor keeps cryptocurrency on an exchange that suddenly freezes withdrawals after a security failure. What risk is illustrated?
Why can a thinly traded speculative investment be difficult to sell quickly at an expected price?
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