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| put back money for later use |
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| using money to make money |
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| the availability of funds on short notice |
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| how easily the interest or cash value of an investment can change |
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| a certificate of debt issued by a corporation or government that entitles the bondholder to a set rate of interest on the face value of the bond until it matures |
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| a retirement account for self-employed persons that allows tax-deductible contributions up to $30,000 or 20% f self-employment earnings, whichever is less, to be made to the account annually and claimed as a tax deduction. The funds in the account accumulate, earn interest, and may not be withdrawn before retirement without penalty. |
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| debt certificate issued by the U.S. Treasury that is not transferrable |
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| individual retirement account: allow individual to put back money to fulfil necessary needs in terms of their later years |
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| a personal savings plan, contributions are not taxed deductible, earnings are tax free, cannot exceed $5,000 |
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| a share in ownership of a corporation |
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| stock that pays dividends based on company earnings and economic conditions |
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| stock that pays set dividends (profits) at set rates regardless of the amount of profits the company earns |
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| from nationally recognized companies with long records of profit, dividend payments, and a good reputation for management(less risky) |
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| an investment offered by a company that uses money it receives from investors to buy securities from corporations and governments |
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| certificate of deposit: money deposited for a set period of time that earns a set annual rate of interest |
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