Episode 75: Dividend Stock vs Money Market Fund
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With rising interest rates, does it still make sense to invest in dividend stocks? In this episode, I compare a dividend stock to a money market fund, which one is the better investment?
I also cover the following topics in this episode:
- Rising interest rates
- What are money market funds
- Typical money market returns
- What will happen to interest rates?
- Money market fund versus a dividend stock
- $10K grows to over $12K in 3 years
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