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TIPS Have an Advantage in Periods of Inflation
Q. I've had the "Couch Potato" portfolio for my 403b account for close to five years with 60% Vanguard Total stock market Index fund and 40% Total Bond Market Index. I didn't know until recently that you now suggest Inflation Protected Securities in place...
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