Bonds, 401(k)s, IRAs

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All the following are true about bonds except…

Bonds are considered a riskier investment option than stocks

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By the end of bonds maturity, the investor will have received…

The face value of the bond issued and interest payments

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What is default risk?

The risk that the company or government is unable to pay back the investor

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What will you do if you want to sell you bond before its maturity date, while interest rates are higher than when you bought the bond?

Sell it for a discounted price

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Inverse Relationship

When interest rats go up, existing bond prices go down

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When overall interest rates rise, the bond you already own becomes __ valuable to potential buyers, so it’s price will __

less, decrease

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When overall interest rates fall, the bond you already own becomes __ valuable to potential buyers, so its price will __

more, increase

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Generally, the longer the duration of the bond, the __ the chance the bond price may change due to changes in yield

higher

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What are 3 recommended tips for when investing in bonds and stocks

  • Hold for at least 5 years

  • Buy multiple asset classes and multiple industries and companies

  • Buy small amounts over longer periods of time

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What is a bond?

An investment in which an investor lends money to a corporation or government with the expectation that it will be paid back with interest

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One difference between a bond and bond funds is…

A bond fund can help you diversify your investment portfolio

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What does not reduce risks of investing?

Hiring an investment manager who you think can beat the market

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How does leaving your investment in the stock market alone for at least 5 years reduce risks

It keeps you from reacting to dips in the market and selling at too low of a price

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Diversification

Purchasing shares of stock in a variety of companies and industries

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What is not a common source of income to rely on in retirement?

Government Loan

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What is true about the state of retirement in the U.S.

Many people may need to invest to build wealth and to support themselves retirement

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What shouldn’t you consider when determining how much you’ll need in retirement

The current balance in your checking account

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401(k)s and IRAs are both…

Investment accounts that you can open to help you invest for retirement

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What is NOT an advantage of a 401(k)

You can invest you 401(k) into a wider variety of asset types than you can with an IRA

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Which type of retirement account is an investment option for any young person

Traditional IRA

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An IRA is…

A tax-advantaged investing tool set up by individuals for retirement savings

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What are 2 characteristics of a traditional IRA?

  • Any money you save into a traditional IRA is tax deductible

  • You are taxed on the money in your traditional IRA when you withdraw it in retirement (it is taxed as ordinary income)

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Characteristics of a Roth IRA

The capital gains, interest & growth of a Roth IRA can be withdrawn tax-free in retirement

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Can you only have one IRA account?

No - you can have both traditional and Roth IRA accounts

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A 401(k) plan is a…

Benefit that helps workers invest for retirement

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How much more does money grow when it’s invested rather than deposited in a traditional savings account?

100 times more

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How can you invest for retirement if your employer does not offer 401(k) plan?

Open an individual retirement account

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What is one example of a “brokerage” service

Allowing customers to buy/sell stocks

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How much of your income do excerpts recommend investing in a 401(k) account?

10%

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