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8 March 2010

Heavy price paid by savers as those who run up debt escape penalities

"The significant debt created by the government to "revive" the economy and bail out the banking system has resulted in unconventional measures such as quantitative easing being used in several developed economies to stave off the biggest threat of a prolonged economic contraction since the 1930s."

To read the whole article by Investment Director (Principal) Haig Bathgate, which appeared in Saturday's Scotsman newspaper, please click here.


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