Is real estate a liquid asset?

No — homes, land, and other kinds of real estate are not considered liquid investments because it can take weeks or months to sell real estate and have the cash in your hand. Real estate may be a good investment in some markets, but there’s also the risk that the property will decrease in value and not be worth as much as you purchased it for.

Is a car a liquid investment?

No. Cars are depreciating assets, meaning you will never make your money back on them. And if you needed cash quickly, it would take time to list and sell your vehicle.

Are liquid funds safe investments?

Mostly yes, but it depends on which kind of liquid investment you’re talking about and what your goals are. If you want a safe place for short-term savings, then cash, a high-yield savings account, or a money market account is the safest bet. Securities like bonds, ETFs, and stocks are better long-term investments because you can weather normal market volatility much better than someone who needs access to those funds in just a few months.

Millennial Money Man

MENUMENU

Side Hustles
Freelancing
Online Business
Investing

Category: Investing Tips

Advertise
Press
Contact





Millennial Money Man may have financial relationships with the merchants and companies mentioned or seen on this site. We are not responsible for any actions taken by users. For more information see our disclosure page.

Side Hustles
Freelancing
Online Business
Investing