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What to Do With a Large Lump Sum Of Cash or an Inheritance (How to Invest a Big Bank Roll!)

Today We Discuss: How to handle taxes with a large lump sum. Where to put a large lump sum of money. Should you invest the money in the market? Should you invest your cash in real estate? How to Invest an Inheritance. How to Invest the profit from selling your house. How to Invest the money you made from a business.

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Today We Discuss: 

  1. How to handle taxes with a large lump sum.
  2. Where to put a large lump sum of money.
  3. Should you invest the money in the market?
  4. Should you invest your cash in real estate?
  5. How to Invest an Inheritance.
  6. How to Invest the profit from selling your house.
  7. How to Invest the money you made from a business.

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Rich Dad Poor Dad - Robert Kiyosaki

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