What are "investable assets" and "non-investable assets"?

Question

Can you give some examples? Thanks!

Answer 1

Investable and non-investable are not common financial terms, but you are obviously referring to liquid and non-liquid assets.  Liquid, or "investable" assets are those that you can invest, such as cash held in an account.  Non liquid, or "non-investable" assets are those that are worth something, but you cannot use them directly to buy something else, such as your car or house.

Answer 2

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