U.S. Savings bonds
What is a U.S. Savings bonds
What is a low-denomination, nontransferable bond from the federal government?
What can't you issue CD's
What is cooperative banks and RRB’s
How can you tell if a company is growing.
What is high consumer and investor confidence.
What is a benefit of a 401 (k).
Even if you change jobs your money will go with you.
What does IRA stand for.
What is individual retirement account.
TRUE/FALSE
U.S. savings bonds are high risk.
False.
if you withdraw money from a CD before its maturity date
What is you will pay a withdrawal penalty
There are many risk factors investing in the stock market.
What is major business loss and money loss.
What age can you get into your 401(k).
What is 59 1/2.
Which type of IRA allows for tax-deductible contributions in the year they are made?
What is a traditional IRA.
The government gives out bonds for
What is to raise money for federal projects
If the CD has a higher interest rate what does that mean?
What is has a longer maturity date.
What does the company do to earn money.
What is advertisment.
The set amount you can put on your 401(k).
What is $24,500
How are withdrawals from a Traditional IRA taxed in retirement?
What is as a regular income.
The minimum amount of time you should hold onto a U.S. savings bond is
What is 5 years.
What insures CD’s
What is FDIC or NCUA
What are the fees and cost involved.
What is Stock market fees primarily include commission-free or flat-rate trading commissions.
A 401(k) is...
What is an employer sponsored retirement savings plan with special tax benefits.
the maximum age to contribute to a Traditional IRA?
What is there is no maximum age.
The maximum amount of time you should hold onto a U.S. savings bond is
What is 30 years.
The average amount to hold onto a CD is
3 months to 5 years
What is my goal and time frame for this money.
What is 0-3 years.
How does a 401(k) work.
Employees select a certain amount of their salary to be deducted automatically from each paycheck which the employer will match and put in an account.
What is an IRA.
a tax-advantaged investment account designed to help you save toward retirement.