Gold!
During a depression, the safest place for money is typically in a secure bank account or in government-backed securities like treasury bonds.
Just as money can increase exponentially, it can also decrease exponentially! The USA had a small Depression in the 1880s, and the Great Depression in the 1920s. So while money can grow wildly, it can also wither and dry up.
There are two ways to answer your question - when you "put money into" an account, you are "making a deposit." But also, when you put money into a savings account, you typically accrue interest, so you technically also are "making money."
Yes just put money in the account it is linked to
Yes, you can put money on a credit card by making a payment towards the balance.
He put depression on everything he saw.
The great depression was a time where many people could not make much money, and it was hard to make money.
Recession or depression
ante-bellum
The money is going to be saved and put into buying a ranch house someday.:) (remember this is during the great depression)
Its the depression era.
No money
We had the Great Depression because the stock markets crached and there wasn't a lot of money.
They had less money so they couldn't have as much <like houses, food, clothing, so they had to use their resources well.
Depression is when money is devalued, people lose jobs and it is very hard to live.
Depression and that could lead to being put on depression tablets and get hooked.
Because when you gamble you either make money or lose money. and if you lose every cent to your name your going to go into depression because now you're screwed. and you have no money to pay for anything.