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Investment 1:
Regular Savings
Account
.01%
Annual Interest
Rate
Investment 2:
529
Interest rate will
remain the same
until maturity date
Investment 3:
Minor Savings
Account
Competitive
interest rate
$25
$500
$50
No monthly fee is
you maintain a
$300 minimum
balance
$25
FDIC
FDIC
FDIC
3 months to 12
years
$10
1% of principle
withdrawal
$25
$500
$50
$5 each month
2.19% - .353%
$5 a month
Savings
College Savings
Child savings
account
Minimum Initial
Deposit (e.g.
$500, etc.)
Minimum
Subsequent
Deposit
(Monthly,
Weekly, Every
Pay, etc.)
Safety (insured
by FDIC, NCUA,
other
Date to Maturity
Up-front cost or
commission, if
any
Service Charges,
Fees
Investment
Objectives
Investment Comparison
(retirement,
personal saving,
college, other)
1. Which investment seems to be the best option for you? Why? Which is the
least? Why? What surprised you the most when researching your
investments? What was the most difficult part? (give detail)
The investment that seems to be the best option for me would be
the savings account. I say this because I can put money in here to
save it for my future plans and make a little money over time. The
one least best for me would be the minor savings account. I say this
because I am 18 already, so it would be no good anymore. The most
difficult part of this was finding the right information to put in each
section.
2. What investment option could you start in the near future?
The investment option I could start in the near future would be a
savings account.
3. What is the most important aspect of investing for you?
I would want to open a savings account so I can save money and
make money over time so I will have it later.
4. Discuss investing with an adult who has investments (of any kind). Ask how
they started investing, what age they began investing, why they invest, and
what they recommend/suggest before starting any kind of investment.