Unit 10: Personal Finance Saving & Investing. Ways to Save  Savings accounts  Certificates of Deposit (CDs)

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Unit 10: Personal Finance Saving & Investing

Ways to Save  Savings accounts  Certificates of Deposit (CDs)

Ways to Invest  Most popular ways are bonds and stocks  Bonds – certificates of debt given to ppl from the government  Government, state, localities, corporations all provide bonds  Buy a bond, it earns interest, and 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