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Use Earning Assets to Total Assets Ratio to Measure Wealth

The earning assets to total assets financial ratio tells you how much of a balance sheet consists of assets that generate income. It is often used by banks.

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Financing Real Estate with a Mortgage vs a Deed of Trust

A mortgage and a deed of trust offer very different protections to borrowers and lenders. It is vital you know what makes them unique and choose the one that is best for your family, whether you are the borrower or lender.

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Six Risks Every Bond Investor Needs to Consider

When you invest in bonds there are at least six risks you need to consider so you can protect your money from losses.

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How Investing in Bonds Can Help Society and Make You Money

Bonds are not dead money but rather rank among the most productive assets in the world because the cash is invested in schools, hospitals, and bridges.

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