Grant Cardone warns Social Security may disappear and backs real estate

7 articles · Updated · GOBankingRates · May 7

He cited projections that the retirement trust fund could be insolvent by 2032, affecting a system serving about 69 million Americans monthly.
Cardone urged workers to build their own retirement cash flow, arguing inflation erodes cash and many stocks may not survive long enough to provide dependable income.
He said income-producing property offers lasting, inflation-resistant cash flow, though management is a drawback, and suggested partnerships where younger operators handle day-to-day responsibilities.

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