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Exchange-Traded Funds

September 3, 2009 13:36 by author

Miranda Marquit

A brief overview of ETFs, investments that can make an interesting addition to your portfolio. They're easy to trade, and low cost. But, as always, be careful. There is a risk of loss with any investment.

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