Giving to charity makes us feel good; it fulfills a sense of purpose and giving in us. Why wouldn't it? You hope the money is being put to good use and making a difference. Sadly, it is, in fact, hard to tell whether this money is actually being used in that way. [1] This is even the case for established charities. [2]
Many major charities take part in the fundraiser business. [3] It's estimated that some major charities around the world spend as little as 3% of the money they raise to support their actually purported cause. [4] Americans give an estimated $390 billion to charities a year. [5] Given these facts, our simple question becomes – why?
You have likely have no concrete idea of where the money is going. Of course, you want to make a difference. What if I told you can not only have both, but possibly make money in the future? Intrigued?
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You invest, the company uses the money, and if there is a major breakthrough, the stock goes up. When this happens, you get a return on your money. It's a win-win scenario. While you’re still well off, you’re also getting a potential financial gain. Simply put, it’s a better investment for you than giving to a charity whose use of money is ambiguous at best.
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The green line represents the S&P 500, and the blue line represents this motif over the same period of time.
Not only are you likely making a difference, but you have the potential to make a return on your money. What more can you ask for? Simply hit the investment button below and start making a difference today!
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https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/knowledge/trading-investing/risk-and-return/
https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/features/how-donate-wisely-and-avoid-charity-scams
https://www.cnn.com/2013/06/13/us/worst-charities/index.html
https://www.ibtimes.com/worst-charities-non-profits-spend-most-their-money-fundraising-1298829
https://www.channel4.com/news/factcheck/how-much-charities-spend-good-causes
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/06/13/americans-gave-390-billion-to-charity-last-year.html
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