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2023 was a great year to own stocks. The S&P 500 index of America’s 500 biggest companies surged an above-average 17.5% last year, and after hitting a bit of a speed bump in the first week, has kept moving higher in the New Year — up about 1% right now…
3 Ridiculously Cheap British Large-Cap Stocks With Great Dividends to Buy in 2024
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