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Stock Market vs. Commercial Real Estate: Which is the Better Investment?

If an individual has capital to invest, the rational course of action is to evaluate a variety of investment opportunities and to choose the one that offers the best chance for the highest return. Often, this means comparing the pros and cons of one opportunity to those of another. And one such comparison that is […]

Where to Invest Instead of the Stock Market

Traditional financial advice on saving for retirement states that an individual should make regular contributions to a tax advantaged retirement account and use these funds to invest in a portfolio of stocks and bonds. Over time, this has proven to be a reliable strategy, but economic conditions can drive periods of intense volatility that can […]

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Stock Market vs. Commercial Real Estate: Which is the Better Investment?

Where to Invest Instead of the Stock Market

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