Unit 10: Personal Finance

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Unit 10: Personal Finance Saving & Investing

Ways to Save Savings accounts Certificates of Deposit (CDs)

Ways to Invest Most popular are bonds & stocks Bonds – certificates of debt from the govt Govt, state, localities, corps all provide bonds Buy a bond, it earns interest, & once it matures you get $ for it $ guaranteed / usually low interest Ex: US savings bond Stocks – sold by stock brokers who work for brokerage houses Brokerage houses are members of at least one stock exchange – where stocks are bought and sold (NYC Stock Exchange) Can buy stocks online

Ways to Invest Stocks continued… Stock prices set based on companies expectations in the future Risky business!!! Ppl buy shares in mutual funds to avoid the risk You own small piece of a large # of stocks Money market funds – mutual funds that buy short-term bonds

How Saving Helps the Economy Money used to help expand the economy When factories/other means of production increase their production & profit there is economic growth Ppl deposit $ into banks -> Banks lend/loan $ to companies to help them expand -> economic growth

Protecting Savings & Investments Federal & state regulations for businesses that handle money Financial institutions have to have state or federal charter to operate Stock Exchange regulation 1930: Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) – ensures accurate info on all stocks & the companies Done to avoid stock fraud Regulating Savings Savings organizations under state & federal supervision $ is insured