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Find out more about Erik: Erik is a FINRA licensed broker and financial advisor who holds an MBA from Notre Dame. When he is not trying to pick up new languages while traveling, he is glued to CNBC. He hails from San Pedro, Calif., but currently resides in Newport Beach. |
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Despite its boisterous cover, this book won’t make you rich, but it will teach you some personal finance tips that will save you many times...
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In the past, investors who wanted to juice their returns would open costly margin accounts. They’d take on...
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