Stocks/ Mutual Funds
Bonds
Types of Accounts
Retirement Accounts
Mix-n-Match
100

Aimed for quick expansion, rarely pays dividends

Growth Stock

100

Pays tax free income

Municipal Bond

100

Matures 1-20 years

Municipal Bond

100

Most common retirement vehicle

401k

100

Receiving the same amount of interest based off your original amount is this type of interest

Simple Interest

200

50/50 Stock to Bond Ratio

Balanced fund

200

What is considered par

$1000

200

Considered more risky investments

Stocks

200

Can only put 6k a year in. Pays out all taxable after 59.5

Traditional IRA

200

This account locks your money up for a pre-determined amount of time. If you touch it early you lose your interest

CD

300
A fund outside the US

Global Funds

300

Apple would issue these types of bonds.

Corporate Bonds

300

Pays little to no interest. However you can go to an ATM 24.7

Savings Account

300

Company pays in a certain amount each year based off your earnings and gives a fixed rate of return.

Cash balance pension

300

Assuming you earn a 7.2 percent rate of return. How quickly should you double your money

10 Years

400

Apple, Facebook, Google are all a type of this stock class.

Industry stock. 

Tech stock.

400
A treasury note is this type of bond.

Federal Government Bond

400

Pays more interest than a savings account but requires more up front money.

Money Market Account

400

Used for a sole business owner saving for retirement

Solo 401k

400

What investment is typically used to hedge against inflation

Real estate

500

Usually used as the indicator of how expensive a stock is.

P/E Ratio

500
The biggest risk associated with bonds.

Interest rate risk

500

Cannot access money until 59.5

Pays out principal and gains tax free

Roth IRA

500
Can be used penalty free before age 59.5 to pay for school or a first time home purchase.

Roth IRA

500

This type of investment is insured by the FDIC

Savings and checking accounts

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