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Business, 29.04.2021 22:30, sparkyjones02

You are interested in investing your m0ney, but don't know much about individual stocks or bonds. What kind of investment would be best for you?
A. Mutual fund
B. Shares of G0ogle or lBM
C. Treasury Bonds
D. Checking account

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