1. 401(k) a plan for setting aside money to be spent after retirement using money in order to try to make 2. 403(b) 3. fund manager 4. investing more money the professional who decides where to invest money in a mutual fund a retirement account that lets you save and invest money tax-free until you withdraw it when you retire a collection of money from a group of investors that is used to buy different investments, like stocks, bonds, and real estate, managed by professionals a percentage that shows how much 5. IRA 6. mutual funds gain or loss an investment makes 7. rate of return a retirement plan available to employees of nonprofit organizations, such as schools and hospitals a single unit or equal part of stock 8. retirement account 9. share a certificate representing a share of ownership in a company a retirement plan that some private corporations offer their employees 10. stock MATCH THE TERMS TO THEIR DEFINITION​