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If you can afford to lose money you've invested and want the potential of a bigger return on your investment, invest in a guaranteed account.
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A "guaranteed" account (e.g., savings account, CD, GIC) prioritizes principal protection and offers lower, predictable returns. If you can afford to lose money and seek higher potential returns, you generally need to take on more risk (stocks, equity funds, certain bonds or alternative investments), not lock money into guaranteed accounts.
A "guaranteed" account (e.g., savings account, CD, GIC) prioritizes principal protection and offers lower, predictable returns. If you can afford to lose money and seek higher potential returns, you generally need to take on more risk (stocks, equity funds, certain bonds or alternative investments), not lock money into guaranteed accounts.
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