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tali1 | 17:07 Sat 06th Mar 2010 | Business & Finance
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I have a Child rust Fund in a Freindly Society - are they any good -heard initial charges are high but returns are very good?
Should i stick with it for a long term equity investment?
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You'd be better off with aTrust Fund. Those Rust funds are no good.
17:24 Sat 06th Mar 2010
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A Frindly Society does not invest its funds in equities (company shares) - not as far as I know.
08:11 Mon 08th Mar 2010

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