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Q&A: Should I Buy an Investment Property, YieldMax ETFs, & Investing in My 70s
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In this episode of the Rich Habits Podcast, Robert Croak and Austin Hankwitz answer your questions!
- Should I invest my sinking fund?
- What's the difference between SPY and SPYI?
- Am I ready to buy an investment property?
- What do you think about YieldMax ETFs?
- How do I invest as someone in their 70s?
- What should I invest toward for an early retirement?
- We make $250K / year, what now?
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