The bar chart compares the amount of money lay out in mutual funds, stocks and bonds by five various age groups. The scale is given in percentage.
Overall, it can be seen that the popularity of mutual funds is higher in age group of 60 and above compare to younger generations, while fluctuations is observed in all investments categories throughout each age groups.
To commence with, highest investment in bonds are done by 18-25 years olds that is above 40%, whereas less than 30% is done by rest of the age groups. 18-25 year old people done approximately 44% investment in stocks, while 26-35 year age group people done above 50%. However, significant decline is observed in stocks category in 36-60 age groups, and senior citizens holds 10% stocks.
Furthermore, the older people done savings by investing in mutual funds that is around 65% which is the highest, the second highest are the 46-60 age group people that is above 30%. The people between 26-45 year age lay out around 20-25% money, and the remaining category are less interested in mutual funds which below 20%.