What is a QPAM?

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Qualified professional asset managers (QPAM) are overseers of real state investments. They work to ensure that divestments made by pension funds are appropriate, wise, that real state value will hold, and the acquisition or sale of a property is in the best interest of the fund. They serve as investment advisers and are not tied in the operating structure of the fund. They are paid a flat fee, and as such are inclined towards impartial and accurate decisions for the pension fund.

Investment advice, Investment Advisory Services, Pension Fund Management, Management, Officials and employees, Pension funds, Investment advisers, Financial management

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Inshape

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San Diego, CA's temperate climes make it an ideal site for walking, cycling, swimming and other fitness activities. Fitness enthusiasts can take a romp through its scenic parks, such as the Mission Bay and Balboa parks or enjoy the waters of the Ocean or Pacific Beach.

Description and travel, San Diego, California

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Bonsai magic

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The art of making bonsai is easy to master, despite the popular notion that this ancient Oriental art is mysterious and requires special skills. A step-by-step guide in making one's own bonsai is presented.

Methods, Appreciation, Plants, Potted, Potted plants, Bonsai

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