General Business Chapter 35 and 36

A corporate bond represents a debt of a company.

The maturity value of a bond, or face value, is the amount earned in interest each year.

A bond is referred to as an equity security.

The market value of a stock is set by the company that issues the stock.

The maturity value of a bond, or face value, is the amount earned in interest each year.

If interest rates are going to decline it would be better to have an adjustable rate mortgage

Tom is concerned about changing interest rates. What mortgage would be the best recommendation?

A person's equity in a home would increase as a result of higher _____

A speculative investment is one with a relatively low risk.

A futures contract is NOT commonly used when investing in _____

The market value of a stock can be affected by _____

An example of an equity security is a _____

A professional trained to assist people with buying or selling a home is _____

A municipal bond represents _____

One advantage of investing in municipal bonds is reduced taxes.

Series EE savings bonds are purchased for one-half of the face value.

Real estate refers to various types of insurance consumers buy.

A debt security represents _____

A series EE savings bond purchased for $50 would have a maturity value of _____

A dividend represents a share of the profits of a corporation.

As a person pays off a mortgage, equity in the home increases.

A mutual fund refers to _____

Stamps are an example of ________.