Getting a kick out of your investments

27 May 2011

Inflation running at more than double the 2% target set by the Bank of England would normally signal the need for an urgent rise in interest rates.

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James Rustin, Medical student,

10 Sep 2011

The economy is indeed, growing poorly and it is difficult for people to find the right kind of investment. It is difficult to find risk-free investment source and people are now quite unsure about what to do. Thanks for this interesting post. It explains a lot.
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