Saving vs Investing: What's the Difference?
The bank is borrowing from you, so it pays you interest.
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1.What does saving usually mean, in the video?
The bank is borrowing from you, so it pays you interest.
2.Marge needs 10,000 in six months and her share pot falls 20 percent. What is she short?
The bill does not wait for prices to recover.
3.The same pot rises 20 percent instead. What is it worth?
Risk works in both directions.
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