Create a table with the results from parts one and two. Your table should list the source, description of the source, and whether it is reliable and relevant.

Imagine that you have saved $1,000. You would like to do something with the money so that, in a few years, you have a down payment for a new car. You're not sure if you should invest it or deposit it into a another type of account. In this project, you will not need to decide where to invest the money. However, you will look at a variety of sources that give advice about what to do with the money. You will also decide which sources are reliable and relevant. OBJECTIVES Evaluate financial information for reliability and relevance. Part One: Review the following sources and decide if they are reliable and relevant. two books from a bookstore or library a newspaper article in the business section news or a program on TV the following Web sites: CNN Business o Fidelity Investments Investing for Beginners Part Two: Find two more sources of information. Review the sources and decide if they are reliable and relevant. Part Three: Complete the activity described in the work area below