Business, 18.03.2021 05:50, albattatasraap5wymy

Economics-- please help! You want to invest some of the money you have earned from your part-time job. Since you do not have that much money to invest, you are looking for a risk-free option. All you want is to eventually get your money back with a little interest. Which investment strategy would be best for you?

Mutual funds

Stocks

Franchise

Bonds

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