thereformedbroker.com - 24 days ago
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The “everybody’s a real estate mogul” era started innocently enough, with a distaste for the stock market after the dot com meltdown and an incredibly long stretch of time with 1% interest rates.
The leap from trading up in house size to using home equity loans for financing ...
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Thursday links: the carry trade
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