The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT22) NEW YORK -- Aug. 9, 2002 -- Adv. for Sun., Aug. 11 -- INVEST-ACCOUNT-SAFETY -- With all the loose talk of possible criminal behavior at banks and brokerages, investors are wondering if their accounts are safe. For the most part, consumer anxiety is misplaced, financial planners say. The largest banks and brokerage firms are in no danger of going out of business, but diversification is still a good idea. In August, Gary Schatsky, a New York financial planner, said the market "is calling into question everything investors held to be true.'' He advises clients to diversify their holdings. (Carol Halebian/The New York Times)
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2002-08-09
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The New York Times Agency
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