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23-12-2022
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search and find an example of one of these lower-risk investment types: money market account, certificate of deposit (cd), individual retirement account (ira). what are the costs and fees associated with the example you found? what is the rate of return? assuming an investment amount of $2,000, how much interest would you earn from this investment each month? each year? explain how this investment would help you reach your long-term goal.

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