Investing prior to age 54 is a time of ________ by investing the majority of one's savings into ________
A) wealth preservation; conservative funds
B) wealth preservation; preferred stocks
C) wealth accumulation; common stocks
D) wealth accumulation; bonds
E) wealth dispersal; common and preferred stocks
Answer: C
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a. True b. False
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A. liquidated B. judgment-proof C. collateralized D. fully monetarized
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