Investing Basics
Risk & Return
Stocks & Bonds
Diversification
Compound Interest
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What does it mean to invest?

To put money in something hoping it grows

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What is risk?

The chance of losing money

100

What is a stock?

A share of ownership in a company

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What does diversification mean?

Spreading investments across different assets

100

What is interest?

Extra money you earn

200

What is the main goal of investing?

To make your money grow over time

200

What is return?

The money earned from an investment

200

What is a bond?

A loan you give to a company or government

200

Why is diversification important?

It reduces risk

200

What is compound interest?

Earning interest on your interest

300

What is an asset?

Something you own that has value and can grow over time

300

Which is usually safer: a savings account or a stock?

A savings account

300

Who becomes an owner when they buy a stock?

The investor

300

If you invest in 10 different companies, are you diversified

Yes

300

Does money grow faster with simple or compound interest?

Compound interest

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What is the stock market?

A marketplace where investors buy and sell shares of companies

400

Which investment can go up and down more: stocks or savings accounts?

Stocks

400

What does it mean to “go public”?

A company sells shares to the public for the first time

400

Why is investing in only one company risky?

If that company fails, you lose everything

400

Why is starting early helpful?

Your money has more time to grow

500

What is liquidity?

How quickly an investment can be turned into cash

500

What is a simple way to lower risk?

Don’t put all your money in one thing

500

What is a dividend?

Money a company pays to its stockholders

500

What is a simple way to diversify?

Invest in a mix of things

500

What does the Rule of 72 help you estimate?

How long it takes money to double

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