3 bank accounts rich people use to build wealth that are available to anyone
Wealthy people are constantly using three types of accounts to get more from their money, and they're hidden in plain sight.
At 70, I’ve been retired for 7 years with an $80K annual retirement income. I have $200K in CDs, but they’re coming due. What’s my move?
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