Insurance protects you from liability and allows you to provide for your own and others' long-term needs. But what if you never need the insurance? You wind up putting out a lot of money and you get nothing out of it. Which kinds of insurance do you think are worth the cost? Which are not? Why?

How does a bond differ from a stock? select all that apply. a bond is issued for a certain amount, while a stock is a small part of ownership in a company a bond is usually issued by a government, while a stock by a public for profit company a bond is something you keep forever, while a stock you can buy and sell whenever you want a bondholder receives interest from the bond-issuer, while a stock holder receives nothing until they sell the stock a bond is considered a safer investment, while a stock is considered riskier