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In reply to the discussion: Private equity wants a piece of your 401(k) -- and hopes Trump can make it happen [View all]

in2herbs

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1. If you have a financial advisor then your financial advisor has discretionary investment authority. If
Reply to Zorro (Original post)
Thu Jan 9, 2025, 12:00 PM
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you don't know what this means it's time you educated yourself.

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If you have a financial advisor then your financial advisor has discretionary investment authority. If in2herbs Thursday #1
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