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Hot girls don't gatekeep, here are the 5 different types of investments I have as a financially responsible 33 year old who plans on retiring early. 1. Public REIT ETFs - a reit is a real estate investment trust, and when you own one you become a part owner in a company that owns and operates real estate and then shares their profits with you. A REIT ETF is just a collection of different REITs, and allows me to invest in many companies with a single click instead of just one. REITs allow you to get the benefits of being a landlord, without actually being a landlord. I like them because they're mandated to share 90% of their income with investors, so I use this for passive income. 2. Asset allocation funds - people think investing in the stock market is hard because they don't know what stocks to pick, but actually it's the easiest part. Instead of trying to look for the needle in the haystack and guess which company will do best, I just buy them all. It would be super expensive and time consuming to do it individually, so that's where asset allocation funds come in - they're baskets of stocks that have thousands of companies in them representing the total market, which has gone up ~10% annually over the last century. 3. Mortgage investment corporations, or MICs - these allow me to pool my money with other investors and loan them out on mortgages, then get paid interest like the bank. I make 8-10% a year on these, and use them for passive income. 4. Dividend ETFs - these are companies that pay a high dividend, which is basically them sharing their profits with their investors. I use this for passive income as well, and make about 5% in cash flow plus the value of the investment will increase over time as well. 4. Private REITs - these are similar to public REITs, but not sold on the stock exchange, you have to use an exempt market dealer to buy them. They can be more risky than public REITs, but the value doesn't fluctuate as much and they pay out a higher dividend. I make up to 8% cash flow on these, plus appreciation. Some of my REITs have done 16-18% over the last couple years. 5. GICs - this is a guaranteed investment certificate, in the US its called a CD. I use this if I have a lump sum of cash for short term goals, and make about 5% at this time. Keep learning how to master your money and build a bank account that never stops growing with our freebies, or apply to work with me as your 7 figure mentor 🤍
Hot girls don't gatekeep, here are the 5 different types of investments I have as a financially responsible 33 year old who plans on retiring early. 1. Public REIT ETFs - a reit is a real estate investment trust, and when you own one you become a part owner in a company that owns and operates real estate and then shares their profits with you. A REIT ETF is just a collection of different REITs, and allows me to invest in many companies with a single click instead of just one. REITs allow you to get the benefits of being a landlord, without actually being a landlord. I like them because they're mandated to share 90% of their income with investors, so I use this for passive income. 2. Asset allocation funds - people think investing in the stock market is hard because they don't know what stocks to pick, but actually it's the easiest part. Instead of trying to look for the needle in the haystack and guess which company will do best, I just buy them all. It would be super expensive and time consuming to do it individually, so that's where asset allocation funds come in - they're baskets of stocks that have thousands of companies in them representing the total market, which has gone up ~10% annually over the last century. 3. Mortgage investment corporations, or MICs - these allow me to pool my money with other investors and loan them out on mortgages, then get paid interest like the bank. I make 8-10% a year on these, and use them for passive income. 4. Dividend ETFs - these are companies that pay a high dividend, which is basically them sharing their profits with their investors. I use this for passive income as well, and make about 5% in cash flow plus the value of the investment will increase over time as well. 4. Private REITs - these are similar to public REITs, but not sold on the stock exchange, you have to use an exempt market dealer to buy them. They can be more risky than public REITs, but the value doesn't fluctuate as much and they pay out a higher dividend. I make up to 8% cash flow on these, plus appreciation. Some of my REITs have done 16-18% over the last couple years. 5. GICs - this is a guaranteed investment certificate, in the US its called a CD. I use this if I have a lump sum of cash for short term goals, and make about 5% at this time. Keep learning how to master your money and build a bank account that never stops growing with our freebies, or apply to work with me as your 7 figure mentor 🤍

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