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-Someone who owns stocks -Owns a share of a company |
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-Measures stock market -Sample of stock prices -Just because the Dow Jones went up doesn't necessarily mean the stock that you own did |
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The middle income (not average) |
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A loan for X amount of years |
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-Certificate of deposit -Fixed term investment (fixed interest, fixed time) |
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What is the chance you will loose money? |
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Can you get the money when you want it? |
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How much profit/interest are you going to (maybe) make? |
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Sell share for more then you bought it for |
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Invest in many different places, so if one investment fails you won't loose all of your money |
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How much a bond is worth when it matures |
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A fixed amount of time that your money is kept somewhere |
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Established big businesses (prices tend not to change by a lot) |
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-A company bond -More interest, more risk -Interest about 7% -Won't get money back if they go bankrupt |
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-Online stock market -Internet stock exchange |
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Federal Government (Insures banks up to $100,000 |
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Someone who owns the majority of stocks for one company |
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Company which invests in stocks, people buy parts of the company |
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Annual % profit (return) on a loan |
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A person who buys and sells stocks for other people |
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Place your money somewhere where it will be used to create more wealth |
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Profit from company given to stockholders |
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You get interest on your interest |
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Less than ideal loans, very risky |
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Not very high, insured up to $100,000 by FDIC |
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Access to Savings Account |
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Good, can take out money any time |
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Return for Savings Account |
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Major Benefit of Savings Accounts |
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-No risk -Insured -Great Access |
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Major Weakness of Savings Account |
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Not good, pay a fine if withdraw money early |
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You can't get at your money until the fixed date without paying a fine |
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Risk of Cookie Jar/Mattress |
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Fairly high, depends on self control |
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Access to Cookie Jar/Mattress |
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Return of Cookie Jar/Mattress |
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Major Benefit of Cookie Jar/Mattress |
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You won't loose money if the stock market crashes |
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Major Weakness of Cookie Jar/Mattress |
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You could spend it, house could burn down etc. |
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Its pretty, its safety, head against loss |
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Need to find someone to buy it in order to get money |
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-Bought from US government or a company -You loan them money, they promise to pay you back on a fixed date -Buy bond for less than face value, they pay you face value when it matures (10-30 years) |
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