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Articles tagged: Personal Finance/Investing

Investing in Raw Land: This Land Was Made for You and Me

Buying raw land can be more affordable and flexible than traditional real estate, but raw land real estate is not without its share of risks.

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Understanding the Revised Accredited Investor Definition

The SEC’s expanded definition of ‘accredited investor’ increased access to private markets, while aiming to better capture financial sophistication.

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When Should a Seller Sign a Letter of Intent?

Buyers and Sellers have differing interests in signing a Letter of Intent. But, the seller will not proceed with the business transaction without one.

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Creating Wealth 101: Use It (Or Not), You Will Lose It

Wealth is entropic and gradually dissipates over time. The only way to grow wealth is to create more wealth at a faster rate than it dissipates.

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Liquid Alternatives Feel More Fluid to New Investors

Liquid alternative investments offer an increasingly compelling diversification strategy in a time of great economic uncertainty.

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A Brief Overview of Investing in Life Settlements

As seniors move to sell their life insurance policies for extra income, investing in life settlements has become a popular asset class.

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Keeping It Real: A Baby Boomer’s Guide to Real Estate Crowdfunding

Baby Boomers are looking for alternative sources of income as they retire, and real estate crowdfunding provides an opportunity to passively invest.

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Beginner’s Guide to Venture Capital Investment and Returns

SEC rules now allow broader access to venture capital investment though risks are high and diversification is critical.

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Evaluating Online Hedge Fund Platforms: Not All Are Created Equal

Since the SEC lifted a ban on general solicitation, investors can find deals through hedge fund platforms online. But caveat emptor!

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Blue Sky Laws: A Primer for Accredited Investors

Blue Sky Laws help protect investors from fraudulent offerings, but further revisions to the accredited investor definition may be needed.

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