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Grant Cardone — a prominent figure in real estate investment, New York Times bestselling author, and founder and CEO of Cardone Capital, a $5 billion investment firm — recently stirred up controversy with advice aimed at teens. On his podcast, Cardone suggests that kids should start investing in real estate early. "Every 15-year-old kid should be doing this right now," Cardone begins. "If you’re getting an allowance of $300 bucks a month, buy a piece of real estate that pays you $30 bucks a mont
Real estate guru Grant Cardone says saving money is a losing financial strategy due to inflation and taxes, and suggests investing in real estate as a better option. In a May 19 post on X, Cardone breaks down what would happen if you had saved $100,000 since 2020 versus investing the same amount in real estate, which he says benefits from inflation. The $100,000 savings would earn $20,000 in interest at 5%. However, you would have to pay $8,000 in taxes, and your purchasing power would have decl