Which of the following is NOT a true statement about investing? Investing usually gains lower returns than saving Investing is the allocation of money or other resources with regards to the expectation of some benefits in the future Investing can help a person reach long-term goals Investing may result in losing some or all of the money invested

The statement 'Investing usually gains lower returns than saving' is NOT true. Investing typically has the potential for higher returns than saving, although it also carries higher risks. The other statements are true: investing involves allocating money with the expectation of future benefits, can help reach long-term goals, and may result in losses.