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Real value of investing series - booklets
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The real value of investing in shares
Investing in managed share funds is the key to a well diversified portfolio, giving you greater buying power than any one person could reasonably expect to achieve alone. |

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The real value of investing internationally
Investing in international shares can provide greater diversification, more exciting investment opportunities and stronger long-term performance than investing only in the Australian sharemarket. |
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The real value of investing in income
The secret to income investing is understanding there are many available alternatives with different levels of risk and return. |

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The real value of diversification
Diversified funds spread your money across a number of different asset classes. Put simply, it is about not placing all of your eggs in the one basket. |
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Guide to investing series - flyers
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Managed funds
Over nine million Australians have discovered the benefits of managed investments – one of Australia's most popular investment categories. |
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Why you shouldn't chase last year's returns
We all want to pick a winner with our investments. But chasing last year’s performance can get you into strife. Last year's investment performance is not a good indicator of next year's returns. |
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Investing with Perpetual
Perpetual Investments is one of Australia's leading funds management companies, with more than $32 billion under management.
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Seven things to think about before withdrawing |
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Why diversification is important |

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Australian sharemarket chart
For the year ended 31 December 2008 |
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International sharemarket chart
For the year ended 31 December 2008
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