RICH CASH FLOW VS POOR CASH FLOW

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What is cash flow?
Cash flow is the movement of money into  and out of a poket.postive cash flow indicates more money is coming our poket. Negative cashflow indicates more money going outside of pocket.


RICH PERSON CASHFLOW
Rich man have so many INCOME source they are  doubling there money .rich always postive cash flow 

Middle class &  Poor person cash flow
they don't invest any asset class they're financially unaware .poor & middle class always negative cashflow 

RICH Person. Vs Middle Class

RICH PERSON 
Rich man get money several sources . They invest stock market, real estate, bonds, mutual funds & FIXED DEPOSIT 

Middle class & poor 
They doesn't invest any asset class, they only pay bills like electricity bill,water bill , grocery bill
THEY ONLY HAVE SMALL SAVINGS 


I hope you understood
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