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Risk Tolerance
Checking Accounts
Savings Accounts
Stocks and Bonds
Taxes
100
Great way to identify your risk tolerance
What is a quiz
100
Traditional record of savings account transactions.
What is a Passbook
100
The stock of a coporation splits into this.
What is shares
100
Tax on the importation of goods
What are Tariffs.
200
The degree of variability that an investor is willing to take
What is Risk Tolerance.
200
This is assessed every time your account is overdrawn
What is a Fee
200
Money is deposited here.
What is a Bank.
200
Another name for stocks.
What is Capital Stock
200
Means Rate in Latin.
What is Tax
300
Investor who is willing to invest with high variability in returned assets
What is High Risk Tolerance
300
This action can be very costly when using a savings account.
What is withdrawal.
300
Stockholders own this and it cannot be withdrawn in any way.
What is Equity
300
People who believe that taxes create inneficiency in the economy.
What is Neo- Classical Economist
400
A person who is unwilling to invest with high variability in the amount of returns
What is Low risk tolerance
400
You can create an account here
What is Online
400
Account maintained by retail institutions that pay interest but cannot be directly used as money.
What is a Savings Account.
400
Main types of derivitives on stocks
What is future and option
400
Can be paid in money or labor equivelant
What is Taxes
500
How to overcome risk tolerance
What is Risk Management
500
This doesn't build up as high as on other accounts
What is interest
500
How many savings accounts do not limit the amount of withdrawals.
What is Most.
500
The right to buy stock at a fixed price.
What is Call Option
500
A Nations tax system is often a reflection of its
What is Communal Values