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"It's never too late to retire early"

Don't just wait for a market correction; think about the big picture

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If you're sitting on cash right now, you're probably only getting about 0.5% interest with an online savings account. If it's a stash of emergency cash, that's what you need to accept. Emergency savings aren't meant to grow.

But if it's investment money and you're just looking for what to buy in this frothy market, you can do better than a savings account. Trying to time the market and wait for a downturn to invest extra cash is counting on luck.

Instead, look at putting that cash into solid companies that pay decent dividends. Here are 2 that you can consider investing in now — and even plan to build over time when the market does offer more of a discount.

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Are you the kind of investor who wants to cash out whenever the market gets hinky?

By “hinky,” I mean too high. Too volatile. Too far out of line with the normal P/E ratios and other key metrics.

I can’t blame you if you want to run to cash. It sometimes makes good sense.

Cash not only gives you a feeling of safety and security, but it also provides you with investment capital to use when the market bottoms out. As the old saying goes,

“Nobody ever went broke taking a profit.”

But this time is different.

Because when the next crisis comes — and I believe it’s coming soon! — cash will be at the center of the storm.

Until you watch it here, do yourself a favor: Don’t rely on the “safety” of cash.

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It's never too late to start saving,

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