1. Investing for Short and Long-Term Goals In the world of personal investing, there are many options to choose from. Some investments are designed for short-term goals and some are specifically designed for long-term gcals (such as retirement). There are key factors that one needs to evaluate when making these decisions, including: the length of time the investment is for, the return associated with the investment, the amount of risk the investment contains, and potential tax implications the investment could create. In this exercise, you wil be determining which investments would be appropriate for short and long-term goals. Imagine you inherited $50,000, and you want to invest it to meet two financial goals: (a) to save for your wedding you plan to have in two years, and (b) to save for your retirement a few decades from now. What types of investments would be bestfor each goal? Please evaluate the investment decisions below, and then place the investment in its appropriate category that would be most ideal for Retirement savings or Wedding savings. for esting f Certificate of Deposit (CD) 24 month General Electric Bond 25 year Energy Sector Mutual Fund Savings Account Johnson & Johnson stock Short Term Junk General Electric Bond 18 month DOW ETF Treasury Note 60 month Money Market shares Reset