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The smart way to make money

most people are frightened of investing on the stock exchange. Especially if they’re nearing retirement or are retired, as people often are when they have substantial sums of money that could be invested in shares.

Despite this, shares are among the best investments available for an ordinary person. We spoke to David Shapiro, deputy chairman of Sasfin Securities and a regular market commentator, on what is required to get into the stock market and become master of one’s own fate.

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