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I just watched the video explaining fiscal cliff. It is simply brilliant. I'd love to see an explanation on the following personal investment topics that end in "Funds"
a) Mutual Funds
b) Stock Funds, Bond Funds, Commodity Funds, Currency Funds?
c) Exchange Traded Funds
d) Index Funds (How is an Index Calculated)
e) Hedge Funds
Thanks a ton.
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Question: Is a tax system that rewards the so-called "investor class" with lower rates than those of us who actually create products and services the best way to build an economy with broad-based growth and opportunity?
(Back in the 1950's, when the tax rates for the wealthiest citizens were much higher, yet there seemed to be growth and prosperity for many who were not stock holders, brokers or bankers.)
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