Author: The Mid Atlantic Fund
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Investment Options for High-Net Worth Individuals- Achieving Stability, Diversification, and Low Risk
High-net worth individuals (HNWIs) have unique investment needs and goals. They require investment options that offer stable returns, diversification, and low risk. In this blog, we’ll explore the investment options, and pitfalls, that HNWIs should consider to achieve these goals. Many consider fixed income to be the safest way to park money and avoid volatility…
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Atlanta, Georgia- A Stronghold for the Banking Industry and Investment Funds
The stability of the banking industry in Atlanta, Georgia, provides a favorable environment for investment funds such as the Mid Atlantic Secured Income Fund. The Fund benefits from a stable lending environment, a skilled and educated workforce, investment opportunities across different sectors, and access to reliable financial services. These factors provide a solid foundation for…
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Why Atlanta’s Continued Population Growth and Stability Makes It an Ideal Place to Live and Work
Atlanta has seen tremendous population growth over the past few decades, making it one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the United States. The city’s population growth has been one of the top in the nation since 2000, and this trend is expected to continue in the coming years. This blog will explore the reasons…
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Handling the Retirement Income Cliff with ease
The 2nd vision we had for our investment offering was providing relief to the dreaded The Best Retirement Income Cliff that millions of retired (or nearly retired) Americans are now facing. This occurs when someone transitions from earning a high income at the peak of their career to retiring and living off income from Social Security. Wasn’t…
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Coping with low rates, rising inflation, and The Savers Dilemma
The Best Savers Dilemma The 1st vision of our investment offering from the begin was to present a solution to what we call “The Savers Dilemma“. The Best Savers Dilemma is a result of decades long governmental policy’s designed to discourage savings as a way of encouraging spending and borrowing. The thought being that more…