Business, 26.06.2019 08:00 elexiafloyd

Fill in the missing items correctly in the description of the difference between saving and investing. ellen is considering whether to open a savings account or buy stock. her financial advisor tells her that investing involves but will her money grow. savings accounts are which means she can access her money quickly. 1)a. down payment b. risk c. taxes 2)a. risky b. safe c. liquid

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