As a starter, I'd like to put money into pension accounts, to ensure that I would have money after I retire. I think Certificates of Deposit are the safest, risk less, and basically guaranteed-money investment. In the future, this is probably he type of investment I'd use regularly, as a means of safely and surely earning money. Also, I would have to be aware of the financial stance of the bank I was investing in, because I would not want it to default. Bonds would also be preferable, because the government is basically guaranteeing an insurance on such investments. However, these types of financial asset does not hold as much value as would be desired. As a result, I'd also rely on stock exchange as a means of investment. Seeing as I'd probably be majoring in political science in university, I'd have a pretty good knowledge about what is going on in the world, which could be a great advantage for me in terms of buying and selling stocks, and the best time for it.
In general, most of my money would go to the safer investments, to make sure I will get returns for them, but around 20 percent may go the stocks.
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