Answer:
*Diversification => The practice of putting money into more than one kind of investment
*Guarantee => To promise and deliver a future result
*Return => The money earned on an investment in a certain period of time
*Liquidity => The ability to quickly convert something into cash
*Retirement => The period of time after people end their working careers
Explanation:
1. Diversification is the act of investing resources into different areas or sectors of an economy. For example, a company that produces mainly clothing and textile materials can decide to diversify by investing in other areas like agriculture or food processing.
2. Guarantee is usually the ability of a company to promise, for example, certain qualities of a product to the consumers, and also matching the promise with the actual fulfillment of what was promised to the consumers.
3. Return: for example, if I invest $5000 on a restaurant business, and after like 12 months, the money generated on the money invested is my returns.
4. Liquidity: for example, if I have harvested cash crops, and I need money immediately, I can easily generate cash by selling them. The ease at which an asset can be converted to cash is what is termed liquidity.
5. Retirement: virtually all careers have a set time when their employees are due for retirment. The period when one leaves a career officially, after spending a certain period of years in service, is what is termed retirement.
