Answer:
False.
Explanation:
Stocks and mutual funds are by no means safer investments than savings accounts, because they have a greater risk because they are tied to the performance of a third entity: thus, stocks depend for their value on the performance of the company, while mutual funds depend on the performance of the company that manages these investments. In contrast, savings accounts have a less variable rate of return, which is determined by banks based on the interest rate stipulated by the Federal Reserve.
