Joseph wants to invest money for a very long time. He doesn't need the money back within any specific timeframe. He would like a very low-risk investment because he doesn't want to lose any money. Which type of investment will BEST fit Joseph's needs? Group of answer choices: - Certificate of deposit - Bond - 401k - Money market mutual fund
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