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Cash, Bank Deposits, and Interest Ratess are not so much an investment themselves but rather a convenient place to store money and a platform for using the bank’s services to transfer some of that money to other accounts. Usually, a depositor would have to pay a company for storage and other services to take care of personal belongings a

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Bonds, Fixed Income, and Money Marketsf the bond (the bondholder) fixed amounts of money on fixed future dates, which is why this asset class is also called “fixed income securities”. Where bonds begin to differ from bank deposits is that a customer depositing $100 at a bank generally expects to be able to withdraw $100 (plus any intere

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Currencies and Foreign Exchange Marketstments are denominated. Just as many individuals are familiar with the Australian dollars in their wallet or bank account they use for day-to-day purchases or investments in Australia, they understand that they will need British pounds in their wallet or bank accounts to buy groceries, properties, o

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Alternative Assets from Gold, Commodities, Art, Fine Wine, and Other Collectibles to Private Equity onds, and real estate purchased by “mainstream” mutual funds. Perhaps contrary to the name, many of the investments twenty-first-century advisors commonly consider “alternatives” are actually far older than the modern form of listed stocks or traded bonds. Consider the ancient history of investing i