6. which fund will most working american citizens have access to at retirement?\na traditional ira\na roth…

6. which fund will most working american citizens have access to at retirement?\na traditional ira\na roth ira\na pension plan\nsocial security\n7. if you invest money into an index fund that tracks the dow jones industrial average, you would expect...\na lot of high fees, because there are only 30 companies in that index\nto outperform most other investors because of the elite status of this index\nyour returns to track the performance of 30 large us companies\nyour fund manager to contact you on a regular basis with suggestions on whether to buy or sell

6. which fund will most working american citizens have access to at retirement?\na traditional ira\na roth ira\na pension plan\nsocial security\n7. if you invest money into an index fund that tracks the dow jones industrial average, you would expect...\na lot of high fees, because there are only 30 companies in that index\nto outperform most other investors because of the elite status of this index\nyour returns to track the performance of 30 large us companies\nyour fund manager to contact you on a regular basis with suggestions on whether to buy or sell

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Brief Explanations:

For question 6, Social Security is a widely - available retirement fund for most working American citizens as it is a government - run program funded by payroll taxes. For question 7, an index fund that tracks the Dow Jones Industrial Average aims to replicate the performance of the 30 large US companies in the index, so returns will track their performance.

Answer:

  1. D. Social Security
  2. C. Your returns to track the performance of 30 large US companies