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4.03 Bluff

Ted deposits money in a savings plan regularly. The interest he earns on this plan is indicative of how the money markets are doing. Which savings plan is he using? Money market account

What term refers to how fast an investment can be turned into cash? Liquidity

Bob sells specialty guitars and hopes to exchange the guitars for a much higher value than the purchase price. Which type of investment could the guitars become? Collectibles

RadioShack offers shares of stock to investors at a consistent rate of 6% without any voting rights. What type of stock is it offering? Preferred

The city government needs 1.2 million dollars to build a new medical facility. Which type of bond investment opportunity would help the city government obtain funding for the facility? Municipal

Sam prefers a savings plan that allows him to earn interest on previously earned interest. Which type interest does he prefer? Compound

Mary prefers a relatively safe investment that will allow her to withdraw money after a few days without losing any of her principal. Which is the BEST investment choice for Mary? Money Market Account

How many votes do common stockholders get? One per share