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Diversification – Protection
Posted by Trevor Keidan on October 17, 2008Most investors consider a bank account to be the safest component of their investment portfolio but the recent events with Northern Rock bank in the UK are a timely reminder that unexpected risks lurk behind unforeseen events. The 2007 Sub Prime crisis caused a global credit crunch that effectively cut off the funding requirements of [...]
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