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Title: Investing in America


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Investing in America
  • Aim How do Americans invest their money?
  • ERHS Mr. Graboski

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Investing in America
  • Investing Using money that you have saved to
    earn more money (financial gain).
  • Securities Investments that give their holders
    the right to receive some form of return, or
    profit. The two most common kinds of securities
    are stocks and bonds.

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Investing in America
  • Bond Is a loan in which the borrower promises
    to pay the lender a fixed rate of interest over
    the term of the loan and then repay the principal
    at the end of the term, or date of maturity.

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Investing in America
  • The two types of government bonds are Treasury
    Bonds and Municipal Bonds.

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Investing in America
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Investing in America
  • When the federal government needs to borrow
    money, it issues bonds. Treasury bond terms
    range from 10 to 30 years.

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Investing in America
  • Corporate Bonds are issued by corporations, and
    are riskier to invest in than government bonds.
    Why?
  • There are two types of corporate bonds,
    investment grade bonds and junk bonds. Junk
    bonds offer higher potential returns in exchange
    for a moderately higher risk that the company
    might fail.

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Investing in America
  • Stocks Are securities that represent an
    ownership share in a business.
  • When a company issues shares of stock, it is
    actually selling ownership rights.
  • Investors who buy the companys stock become its
    shareholders. These shareholders own the company.

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Taxes
  • Capital Gains taxes are charge on income received
    from the sale of stocks, bonds, and property.
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