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Passive and Portfolio Income:

When my rich dad said, “The rich don’t work for money. They have their money work for them,” he was talking about passive income and portfolio income.

Passive income, in most cases, is income derived from real estate investments. Portfolio income is income derived from paper assets such as stocks and bonds.

Portfolio income is the income that makes Bill Gates the richest man in the world, not earned income.

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