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4. a portion of a company that you can buy
8. the price of a share once it's available to the public
10. total value of all of the company's shares
12. an account to put money into to pass onto relatives
13. when the market is going down
15. insurance company that protects your money in the bank up to $250,000
16. a government fund that you pay into that you can collect when you turn 67
19. a _______ portfolio has multiple assets from different places in one
20. investment funds that follow a benchmark index
22. a loan with a company or the government
25. a retirement account that you get through your employer, generally government jobs
27. retirement account where taxes are applied when you pull out
28. valuable green paper

1. a retirement account through your employer where you put money and employer generally matches up to 3%
2. measures how risky you are willing to be in the market
3. a person who buys and sells goods or assets for other
5. investing a large amount in one go
6. an eight-block long street in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan
7. dollar cost averaging
9. something you own
10. let you pool your money together to "mutually" buy stocks, bonds, and other investments
11. the "retirement" age
14. when a company gives money to it's shareholders
17. stock market index tracking the stock performance of top 500 companies
18. holds a fixed amount of money for a fixed amount of time
21. federal trade commission
23. retirement account where money goes in after taxes
24. when everyone pulls their money out of the bank at the same time
26. when the market is going up
29. pooled money from investors that all have the same goal in mind