| A | B |
|---|
| A rise in the level of prices. | Inflation |
| To spread the risk of an investment. | Diversification |
| A yearly report of a corporation. | Annual report |
| How easily your investment can be turned into cash. | Liquidity |
| Represents ownership in a corporation. | Stocks |
| Debt obligations of corporations or governments. | Bonds |
| Must be a member to bank at this institution. | Credit Union |
| Investment instruments such as stocks and bonds. | Securities |
| A measure of uncertainty about the outcome. | Risk |
| Persons professionally qualified to counsel you on investment choices | Financial Advisors |
| Investment that offers great tax advantages. | Real Estate |
| $5,500 is the most you can contribute each year to this retirement account. | IRA |
| An employer sponsored retirement plan. | 401K |
| Professionally managed group of stocks. | Mutual Funds |
| An example of an educational CD. | Coverdell Education Savings Account |
| Interest on interest | Compound Interest |
| Represents a mutual funds price per share. | NAV |
| A combination of a checking and savings account. | Money Market |
| Another name for return on your money. | Yield |
| Largest of the 3 stock exchanges | NYSE |
