Comparison between Vested and Invested

What is Vested?

In contrast to “Invested”, “Vested” is used in several scenarios and has different mainstream uses in the real world.Firstly we will see the most commonly used meaning of the word and we will briefly go through the other uses of “vested”....

What is “Invested”

“Invested“ is the past participle and past tense of invest, which is the act of investing money in a venture or business with the hope of seeing high returns. In another sense, you also put forth time and effort in the pursuit of a goal with the hope of receiving a positive outcome. If we look at an example of a startup the sharks (big companies) invested money in small startups in the hope of positive returns on their investment....

Comparison between Vested and Invested

Vested  Invested “Vested” is the past participle and past tense of Vest,  “Invested” is the past participle and past tense of invest,  It can be used either similarly to “Vest” or other than it. Its use generally revolves around “Invest”. It refers to something that is totally owned or secured by a person or thing.  To spend money, energy, or time on something in the hope of positive returns Used to show Surety over possession/right over something. Used to show an individual/organization’s investments in something. Example: “My client is vested in this house, he has all the legal paperwork to prove his ownership” Example: “Anupam Mittal has invested 1 crore in a company”...

Conclusion

“Vested” and “Invested” are two different words and should be used according to the situation and the word that you need....