Unit 5- Savings & Investing Review

Who should invest mostly in stocks?

Using your money to earn more money is called what?

(Rule of 72) If you deposit $8,000 in an account that pays 3% interest, how long til you double

What is a primary form of ownership in a company called?

Saving for a vacation in 5 years, which account has highest interest and low risk for you?

A steady EPS means what?

What is the market called when prices are rising?

If a savings account has an APR of 6%, what is the monthly interest rate?

Which is a characteristic of a regular savings account?

Who should have a nice, balanced, mix of investments?

Buying a portfolio comprised of many different stocks is called what?

What is the most liquid savings account?

What provides a measuring system for tracking stock prices over the long run?

Who should invest most of their money in a regular savings account?

Which type of investment usually has the highest yield?

If you invest $2,000, and five years later it's worth $6,000, what is your rate of return?

If you sell your stock for less than you bought it, it's called what?

Interest calculated only on the principal is called what?

A high P/E ratio means what?

Which savings account requires a high balance at all times?