Test - Saving and Investing for the Future

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FDIC insurance protects depositors from loss due to bank failure up to $100,000.

False

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An emergency fund should be established before you begin investing for the future.

True

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Social security will ensure that you have a financially secure future.

False

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Withdrawing money from a CD before its maturity date will result in a penalty

True

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Interest rates on money market accounts are typically higher than on regular savings accounts.

True

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Real estate is a more liquid investment than is a mutual fund.

False

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Investing is the use of savings to earn a financial return.

True

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Market timing is a safe and easy investment strategy

False

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A bull market is a prolonged period of rising stock prices and general feeling of investor optimism.

True

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Municipal bonds are issued by corporations when they need to raise money to pay for expansions, etc.

False

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Preferred stockholders do NOT get voting rights

True

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You can make unimited contributions to an individual retirement account (IRA)

False

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A discount broker is able to offer their clients sound investment advice.

False

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Any publicly traded company can offer their stock for sale on the New York Stock Exchange.

False

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The ability of an asset to be converted to cash quickly and without loss of value is called

Liquidity

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Which of the following is a tax-deferred investment?

Traditional IRA

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At what age can you begin withdrawing money from a 401(k) without penalty?

59 1/2

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In order to make a higher rate of return, a tradeoff you will likely have to make is

more risk

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Investing on a regular and planned basis is called

systematic investing

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A rise in the general level of prices is called

inflation

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The chance that an investment's value will decrease is

risk

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An individual who buys a corporate bond is a/an _____ of that corporation

creditor

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An individual who buys stock in a corporation is a/an _____ of that corporation

owner

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The ______ the risk and _______ the liquidity, the _______the yield.

HIgher, lower, Higher

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The best practice when it comes to investing.

Spread risk among many different investment types

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Which of the following is an investment with a high degree of liquidity?

money market account

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A natural disaster, a terrorist attack, and a pandemic are all examples of what type of risk?

non-market risk

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Which of the following is an investment with a high degree of safety?

Bond

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Which of the following is an investment with high expected growth in value?

real estate

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An investment with built-in diversification and professional management.

Mutual funds

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What is the ROI for an investment bough for $400 and received $38 in dividends for the year?

9.5%

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If you own 100 shares of stock at a 60 par value, after a 2:1 split, you would own

200 shares at a $30 par value

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Which of the following is an order that an investor can make that gives the broker power to use his/her experience and judgement to make a decision about when to buy or sell a stock.

discretionary order

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When buying on margin, your hope is that...

the stock price will increase

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What is diversification and how does it minimize risk?

Diversification is having multiple different investment options that have different risks. This minimizes risk because you have multiple options of investments, so if one investment goes down, you have another one to rely on.