Which of the following is an example of an ownership investment?a) Savings account b) Corporate bond c) Real estate d) Certificate of deposit (CD)

The answer is c) Real Estate.

Here's why:

Ownership investments, also known as capital investments, are the most volatile and profitable class of investment. They include stocks, real estate, and precious objects.

a) A savings account is not an ownership investment because it is simply a place to store money and earn a minimal amount of interest.

b) A corporate bond is a type of loan issued by a company. It is not an ownership investment because bondholders do not have any ownership rights in the company.

c) Real estate is an ownership investment because when you buy a property, you own it and can potentially profit from its sale in the future.

d) A certificate of deposit (CD) is a type of savings account with a fixed interest rate and fixed date of withdrawal. It is not an ownership investment because it does not involve owning a piece of a company or property.