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There is a clear difference between owning shares and bonds

When you have ‘shares’ in a company, you own a part of the company

When companies issue bonds, they are often referred to as Corporate Bonds

In the UK, when the government issues bonds they are sometimes called ‘Gilt-Edged Securities’ or Gilts for short

When a company or a government require extra money they may issue a ‘bond’ in order to borrow the money they need

A bond is therefore a form of IOU that can be traded by investors and usually has a fixed regular income

The terms ‘stocks’ and ‘shares’ tend to be used somewhat interchangeably

However, there is a subtle difference

The term ‘stocks’ should be used when discussing ownership of companies in general

And the term ‘shares’ is used to describe ownership of a specific company

Know the difference between an #asset and a #liability

-and then buy assets!

Assets are your friend

Liabilities are your enemy

Three steps to financial success:

1️⃣ Pay off your #debt

2️⃣ Build an emergency #fund

3️⃣ #Invest for the future

👉🏼 Finance CAN be simple