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Date: 23 April, 2011 4:36:05 AM PDT
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Subject: Better Than Bonds? Income Alternatives to Consider for Inflationary Times.
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Better Than Bonds? Income Alternatives to Consider for Inflationary Times.
by Mike Burnick
For fixed income investors, it's time to review your strategy ..."as bonds' golden age comes to an end." At least that's what a recent article in the Financial Times proclaims. The story points out how the unique "circumstances that produced that golden age for bond returns — falling inflation, surplus savings and the rest — will not be repeated ..." And we could not agree more.
Indeed, with government debt levels soaring and nothing but partisan bickering about budget deficits coming out of Washington these days, investors have good reason to be worried about the specter of inflation in the not-too-distant future.
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