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3 years ago

Investments are different from savings accounts in that they _____.

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The answer is letter D.

Investments are different from savings accounts in that they offer high profit potential. However, investments also carry larger risks.

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bagirrra123 [75]3 years ago

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The option D is correct. The investments are different from saving accounts because they offer riskier potential.

Further explanation:

Investment: It refers to an asset or any security acquired with the aim of earning income or appreciation of the amount invested. They provide the opportunity to earn high return bt also carry offer a high amount of risk.

Justification for the correct and incorrect answer:

Guarantee never to lose money: This option is incorrect.

The investments are riskier than saving accounts. The saving accounts offer interest at a fixed rate but the return on securities like share or bonds fluctuate with the market therefore, the investment is riskier does not offer guaranteed a.

Are FDIC-insured: This option is incorrect.

The saving accounts are FDIC insured up to the limit of $250,000 per depositor per bank and per schemes but the investment is not insured from the FDIC.

Can only be accessed online: This option is incorrect.

Investment and saving accounts can be accessed both online and offline. The person can invest in shares and bonds in offline mode. The person is not required to have dematerialized account.

Offer high-profit potential: This option is correct.

The saving account offers a fixed rate of interest on the amount deposited in the Option while the return depends upon the market condition, it offers the opportunity to earn higher return but they also carry high risk.

Therefore, option D is correct.

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Answer details:

Grade: High School

Subject: Business Studies

Chapter: Investment

Keywords: Investments are different from savings accounts in that they, guarantee never to lose money, are FDIC-insured, can only be accessed online, offer high profit potential, Investment .

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