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21 July 2019

The Secret Others Have Used to Afford their Own Home

Would you want a 78%* return on your money, after 5 years? Yes, 78%!  It almost sounds too good to be true, but it is, just ask Dru, who used the JMMB Optimum Capital (Real Estate) Fund and is now able to afford his own home. 

9 July 2019

JMMB Real Estate Fund Offers Up to 78%** Return

Financial experts tout real estate as one of the most viable assets you can invest in, as it typically offers investors above-average returns, with less risk, when compared to stocks, and gives you the opportunity to diversify your investment portfolio. Christopher Walker, CEO, JMMB Fund Managers, adds, “one avenue that investors can leverage the uptick in the real estate industry is by investing in a real estate fund, such as the JMMB Optimum Capital (Real Estate) Fund, that gave up to 78% return to investors, over the last five years (December 2013-December 2018).” 

23 June 2019

Are You Your Own Financial Best Friend or Worst Enemy? 

How good have you been to yourself lately? Are you your financial best friend? What pain are you causing yourself in the future, by not making the best financial decisions?   We all want financial rewards; however, subconsciously many times we sabotage ourselves, with poor financial habits.  This quiz will help you identify the areas/habits that are keeping you from reaping your financial rewards and achieving your goals.

10 June 2019

The Secret Behind Your Financial Numbers

Where are you financially?  Are you progressing or regressing? Do you know your net worth? Your net worth is simply the difference between the dollar ($) value of what you OWN and the dollar ($) value of what is OWED. The secret is in the details.

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