Consider the relative liquidity of the following assets: assets
1. a bond issued by a publicly traded company
2. the funds in a savings account
3. a $5 bill
4. your house select the assets in order of their liquidity, from most liquid to least liquid
select the assets in order of their liquidity, from most liquid to least liquid. assetmost liquid boat $5.00 bill funds in a savings account bondsecond-most liquid funds in a savings account boat $5.00 bill bondthird-most liquid bond boat $5.00 bill funds in a savings account
least liquid
funds in a savings account $5.00 bill bond boat.

4. Your house - MONEY IS THE MOST LIQUID ASSET THAT CAN EXIST

2. The funds in a savings account  - MOST SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ALLOW THEIR CLIENTS A CERTAIN NUMBER OF WITHDRAWALS OR ELECTRONIC TRANSFERS PER MONTH, SO MONEY AT A SAVINGS ACCOUNT IS ALSO VERY LIQUID.

1. A bond issued by a publicly traded company - THE COMPLETE PROCESS OF SELLING A BOND MAY TAKE FROM ONE FULL DAY TO A FEW DAYS, SINCE FIRST YOUR TRADER MUST SELL THE BOND AND THEN THEY MUST TRANSFER THE MONEY TO YOUR ACCOUNT. STILL BONDS ARE LIQUID ASSETS.

4. Your house - SELLING A HOUSE IS A LONG PROCESS THAT CAN TAKE A FEW DAYS (AT BEST) TO SEVERAL MONTHS, SO A HOUSE IS NOT A VERY LIQUID ASSET.  

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