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Fund Companies Are Like Car Companies
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Paul and Ira make a connection between how both car companies and fund companies sell products. Listen along as Paul explains how car companies use social pressure, new technology, performance, and high gas prices to convince you to buy electric cars while avoiding any mention of safety hazards or environmental downsides. They agree that this is exactly like fund companies who take advantage of opportunities to get you rattled so you will buy new products.
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