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Some great advice.

On page 19 of this week's Weirs Times, Lou Athanas, Jr. has an interesting and thoughtful column about investments and money. His opening paragraph speaks to those matters, but certainly holds true in a broader sense as well...
Every year, scams are becoming increasingly complex as con artists discover new, sophisticated ways to fleece the public. Unfortunately, even the well-known deceptions still fool victims. Whether new or old, con artists prey upon the same vulnerabilities in our human nature. We can better protect ourselves by first knowing what kind of fraudulent operations exist and how they function.
Sounds like words to live by. I'll remember them. Thanks Lou!

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