Making a cash cow

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The current turmoil of the markets has been well documented - at the time of writing we have just had the largest drop in the markets since September 2001, with the FTSE losing 5.5% in one day. This month I would like to look at one of those areas that pension investors are rushing towards if they have not done already, and that is cash. Now, for a start I am not saying that this is where investors should be looking to move. Many would argue that the FTSE in particular looks very cheap at present and that this may represent a good buying opportunity. What has been apparent to me over ...

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