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What Eric and Neil Would Invest In #1699
April 09, 2021

What Eric and Neil Would Invest In

In episode #1699, Neil and Eric talk about what they would invest in. With interest rates in many countries at an all-time low, it is a good time to see how you can grow your money. Neil and Eric weigh in on what they are buying and the future value of these purchases. Tune in to hear it all!

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

  • [00:25] Today’s topic: What Eric and Neil Would Invest In.
  • [00:26] Why Neil and Eric are talking about investing.
  • [00:52] The value of understanding macroeconomics and valuable educational resources.
  • [01:54] Why Eric is interested in buying more cashflow at the moment.
  • [02:48] Neil’s interest in buying media and the growing value of it.
  • [03:19] Find websites similar to yours and see how they are monetizing. 
  • [04:03] That’s it for today!
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