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Starting a Side Hustle After You Retire? Here’s What You Should Know

The Motley Fool

Protect the nest egg One crucial piece of advice: Do not dip into your retirement savings to fund your new venture. Your retirement funds should be considered sacrosanct. You need to consider other funding options like small business loans, crowdfunding, or even partnerships. This is Rule No. 1 for a reason.

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New Brooklyn Bridge Ventures Investment: Five Takeaways from the ElectNext Funding News

This is going to be BIG.

It's very fashionable these days of crowdfunding and party rounds to go out, tell a good story to individuals, and piece together a lot of cash from a lot of folks--with no investor in particular really taking any responsibility for advising the company. 2) Fail fast. 3) Use existing models of success.

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Balancing act: The growing importance of delivering both financial returns and measurable social and environmental outcomes

Private Equity Wire

Our current fund, the Women’s and Children’s Health Technology Fund, is a health impact fund. We are also seeing funds of funds launching with similar priorities. These foundations want to see true, deep and measurable impact as well as financial performance. What challenges do firms face to ensure compliance?

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Better Investment: Stocks or Real Estate?

The Motley Fool

Matt Argersinger: Really opening, like you said, doubling that app, clicking a few buttons, buying an index fund, maybe putting 100 bucks in there a month. First is that leveraged component, leverage against long-term appreciation, makes a huge difference in returns. It is about the easiest thing you can do.

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