Ginny Bolling argues retirement funds don't have to go into stocks. Real estate and other tangible assets offer better returns and stability than the volatile, commission-driven stock market that most financial advisors push.
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Want to tell everyone about it, especially my family, because, you know, everybody's been limited to the stock market. And people think that that's the only way you can invest your money, but that is completely false. You can invest in alternative assets, things that are brick and mortar, that you can see, fill and touch. And the returns are so many times much better than what you can get in the stock market because not everyone knows how to buy and trade and predict Mark, you know, stock market trends. You might have a financial advisor, but financial advisors, they take commissions from what they invest. If you win, they win. So of course they don't want to lose money. But it happens. And that's kind of like gambling the stock market. And I understand real estate. I know how it works. So why not teach people how they can do it in a tax deferred or even tax free way to do.