What is the difference between saving and investing?
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“Saving keeps money safe and instantly available, usually in a savings account or fixed deposit, with low but steady returns. Investing puts money into assets like equity or mutual funds that can grow over time but move up and down. Saving protects money; investing grows it.”
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