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1.
What is asset allocation?
Determining how much money to spend on different types of assets. Asset allocation is a big term, but it refers to how we distribute our money among investments.
2.
It is possible to buy shares of a mutual fund directly from the fund instead of through a broker.
True. Although you can buy shares through a broker, most funds also let you buy shares directly from the funds themselves.
3.
One of the risks of investing in bonds is interest rate risk. This means that if interest rates rise, your bond will be earning less than new bonds.
True. This is one risk of investing in bonds.
4.
The interest you earn on a savings account is taxed differently from the money you earn at your job.
False. It is taxed the same way, that is, as ordinary income.
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What are some reasons why people invest their money?
All of the above. These -- and many others -- are the most common reasons people invest their money.
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What results when you sell an investment for more than you paid for it?
A capital gain. It can be thought of as a gain on the capital invested.