Are You a Smart Investor?

Q1. What is liquidity in investments?

A Amount of interest earned

B How quickly an investment can be converted to cash

C Tax-saving benefit of an investment

D Investment with guaranteed returns

Q1. What is an emergency fund?

A Investment for retirement

B Savings for unexpected expenses

C Fixed deposit with high interest

D Mutual fund for growth

Q1. What is NAV in mutual funds?

A Net Annual Value

B Nominal Asset Value

C Net Asset Value

D Normal Annual Volume

Q1. Difference between equity and debt funds?

A Equity is low risk, debt is high risk

B Equity gives fixed returns, debt is variable

C Equity invests in stocks, debt invests in bonds/fixed instruments

D No difference

Q1. Does higher risk always mean higher return?

A Yes, always

B No, higher risk can lead to higher losses

C Only for short-term investments

D Only in mutual funds

Q1. Which is a short-term investment?

A Equity mutual funds

B Treasury bills

C Real estate

D Retirement fund

Q1. Can SIPs be paused or stopped?

A No, they are fixed

B Only after 1 year

C Only in equity funds

D Yes, most mutual funds allow pause or stop

Q1. What is the main benefit of diversification?

A Increase risk

B Reduce returns

C Reduce risk

D Avoid taxes

Q1. Which investment is risk-free?

A Stocks

B Mutual Funds

C Bank Fixed Deposit (FD)

D Cryptocurrency

Q1. Can inflation reduce investment value?

A No, it increases value

B Only for FDs

C Yes, inflation reduces purchasing power

D Only for stocks

Q1. What is SIP in mutual funds?

A Single Investment Plan

B Systematic Investment Plan

C Standard Interest Policy

D Savings Investment Program

Q1. What is compounding?

A Adding tax to principal

B Earning interest on interest

C Reducing investment risk

D Saving monthly installments

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