Norway saved its oil money instead of spending it and invested it in stocks, real estate, and bonds.
Now, that fund has grown to close to $2 trillion, making $222 billion in profit last year.
If divided equally, each Norwegian would get $319,900.
It’s the biggest investment fund in the world, owning 1.5% of all public stocks.
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Now, that fund has grown to close to $2 trillion, making $222 billion in profit last year.
If divided equally, each Norwegian would get $319,900.
It’s the biggest investment fund in the world, owning 1.5% of all public stocks.
Follow us @moneymachinenewsletter for market, investing, and business insights from insiders and experts outside the mainstream media.
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#NorwayWealthFund #InvestmentSuccess #TrillionDollarFund
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