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How Wealthy People Invest Their Money for High Returns

WiserAdvisor

The wealthy make strategic investments that help them grow their wealth, mitigate risks and minimize taxes. Instead, they strategically allocate their funds to investments that have the potential to generate high returns over time. They are characterized by rapid economic growth and increasing integration with the global economy.

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The Wealth Management Digest

Zoe Financial

The second headline was Edelman Financial engines closed down their tax prep services (separate/different from their tax planning services). But they did close tax prep. And this is just a reality, which is tax implementation is time-consuming and it’s often offered because clients want more for that 1%.

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This Baby Bull Has Time to Grow

Investing Caffeine

With China’s stagnating economy, it has helped our inflationary cause by exporting deflationary goods to our country. Source: Trading Economics Declining inflation and interest rates explain a lot of investor optimism, but there are additional reasons to be sanguine. Source: Visual Capitalist Why So Bullish? a few months ago to 3.9%

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Financial Market Round-Up – Jan’24

Truemind Capital

Contrary to the expectation of an economic slowdown in 2023, the year turned out to be full of surprises, mostly positive ones. Global growth exceeded projections, primarily propelled by the resilient performance of the US economy. The debt yields have declined across the yield curve maturities in the developed economies.

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Consumer Wallets Strong, Rate Hikes Long, What Could Go Wrong?

Investing Caffeine

Cash in consumer wallets and money in the bank help the economy keep chugging along at a healthy clip. Source: Trading Economics As long as consumers continue to hold a job, they will continue spending to buoy economic activity – remember, consumer spending accounts for roughly 70% of our country’s economic activity.

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What lessons today’s investors can learn from the collapse of the Roman Empire?

Truemind Capital

Trade was important to the Roman economy and it generated vast wealth for the citizens of Rome. levied higher taxes on people to generate revenue for expenditure. Rome’s trade by severely hit by triangular problems of hyperinflation, high taxes and worthless currency. How could such a mighty empire collapse? K-shape recovery ?

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CIO Perspectives Podcast: Europe’s Energy Crunch, China Tensions and Dissecting the Market Melt-up

Brown Advisory

From geopolitical tensions to questionable economic fundamentals, investors have plenty to be concerned about. Inflection Points: 2022 Asset Allocation Perspectives and Outlook Report. Any business or tax discussion contained in this communication is not intended as a thorough, in-depth analysis of specific issues.