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by helen___keller
1872 days ago
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> Anyway you can make these kinds of businesses work but it’s a grind, not a free lunch. You’re better off with ETFs or a good dividend stock. Not to say I disagree, but one wonders if there's broader macroeconomic implications when it's widely accepted that the best use of capital is to buy ETFs and stocks, or maybe real estate. I say widely accepted because, as an upper middle class professional, it seems to be common sense retirement planning revolves around dumping a large amount of money into the S&P500, maybe with a side of small-time rental management. |
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