Saving and investment are two related but different concepts of personal finance. Both are certainly equally important in the journey of financial independence. Saving refers to setting a part of money aside in safe and liquid accounts for the future. On the other hand, investment implies the purchase of an asset such as stock in a quest to earn good returns ahead. Like this, let us learn more about the difference between the terms ‘saving’ and ‘investing.’ #savings #investment #finance #mint Subscribe Now For Latest Updates- https://tinyurl.com/lbw8nze
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