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Direct vs. Intermediated Investment Strategies
Compare and contrast the process of saving by directly purchasing financial assets (like individual company shares) with the process of saving through a financial intermediary (like a pension fund). In your answer, analyze the potential advantages and disadvantages of each approach for an individual with limited financial knowledge and a small amount of capital to invest.
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