Savings and Investment

The owner of a companies shares.

• Businessman

• Bond master

• Broker

• Shareholder

Buying and Selling Stocks

Randy just bought 800 shares of stock in Facebook at $19.50 per share. A stock company that you have been working with charges $10 per transaction and you want to sell because the current rate for your shares skyrocketed and is at $34.50 per share. How many transactions did Randy make?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

The percentage rate that is used when calculating the interest (money) paid on a savings, money market, or investment account.

• Rule of 72
• Interest rate
• Simple Interest
• Rate of Return

Money paid to you by a financial institution when you deposit funds there.

• Allowance
• Income
• Interest
• Tips

Act of purchasing assets (stocks, bonds, property) with expectation that they will increase in value over time.

• Withdrawing
• Depositing
• Time Value of Money
• Investing

A plan in which an employer guarantees a certain sum of money to the employee based on the number of years of service upon retirement.

• 401K
• Defined Contribution Plan
• Pension
• IRA

Refers to the likelihood that an investment will decrease in value.

• Chance
• Gamble
• Stake
• Risk

A portion of your income that you do not spend on your current needs, but instead set aside for future needs.

• Collateral
• Discretionary Income
• Savings
• Net Worth

An account you set up at a depository institution where you put funds for future use.

• Checking Account
• Christmas Fund
• Vacation Fund
• Savings account

The phrase "Not putting all your eggs in one basket" means to

• invest in the same stock.
• invest in dairy stock
• invest in livestock
• invest in different types of stock.