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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing Can Form 2220 Revenue

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Divide this text into sentences and correct mistakes: Creating passive income takes work, but once you implement those processes, it's one of the most fruitful income sources that you'll ever have. It's also impaired your wording. Today, I want to share my 11 favorite passive income sources that you can start from them. Okay, the first idea is pretty well a no-brainer, especially if you know that I'm a financial planner and I've been working with clients for over 15 years now. But the first passive income source that you can derive is from investing. Now, I know many of you watching this might think, "Well Jeff, I don't have a lot of money to get started." I get it, I was there too. Let me tell you, it doesn't take a lot of money to get started. Whether it be 50 bucks a month, $100 a month, anything that you can start investing, you can start making gains and start making interest off your investment. So, whether if you're making capital gains off of your mutual funds, your ETFs, or your stocks, or if you have dividends that pay out on a consistent basis, these are all sources of passive income that you can get. If you're not sure where to get started investing, there are a ton of online providers nowadays. There are Robo advisors such as Betterment, Wealthfront, Acorns, Robin Hood, Ally Invest, E*TRADE. If you don't know anything about investing and you want somebody to pick those investments for you, that's why I have to recommend Betterment. Betterment doesn't have any money to start, and they will choose an ETF model for you. So, if you're putting any money in, they're gonna choose those investments, and then you'll sit back and start making those capital gains in...