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Words of wisdom
OK, there's no doubt about it, this has been one heck of a week. People are worried and very nervous. In today's blog entry I am listing some articles that I have read over the past week or so that I think are particularly helpful and insightful. These are really great articles and I won't even attempt to summarize them -- you should read them in their entirety. Hopefully they will make you feel less anxious about all the recent market turmoil.
"Switching to Cash May Feel Safe but Risks Remain" by Ron Lieber of the NY Times
"The Depression of 2008? Don't Count on It" by Jason Zweig of the Wall Street Journal
"As Dire as the Times May Seem, History Isn't About to Repeat Itself" by Karen Blumenthal of the Wall Street Journal
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Jill Boynton is co-founder of Cornerstone Financial Planning in Newington, N.H. Along
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