What is the difference between assets and liquid assets?

Assets are things of value that you own, while liquid assets are assets that can be quickly converted into spendable money, such as cash or money in a checking account. That makes liquid assets especially useful for paying debts or other expenses. Choice A describes this difference; the other choices incorrectly define liquid assets as debts, particular sources of income, or shared property.

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