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Personal Finance and Investing

Jack Sprat

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2. Thanks for this info/links

Reply to kickysnana (Reply #1)

Thu Mar 15, 2012, 01:49 AM

Mar 2012

It doesn't take the sting out of the losses but alerts me that further volatility in ahead. I'm thinking I may return to money market with zero gain. It beats losing money.

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Are short-term bond funds dried up too? [View all] Jack Sprat Mar 2012 OP

Xpost with info. kickysnana Mar 2012 #1

Thanks for this info/links Jack Sprat Mar 2012 #2

I feel sorry for retirees with limited funds counting on bonds and CDs to supplement their income. OllieLotte Apr 2012 #3