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[Ethical Hedge] Ethical Hedge: A green and pleasant fund: So I decided to find a way of investing my money that offered high returns uncorrelated with the stock market. I also wanted a fund that didn't compromise on ethics - it had to be environmentally friendly and to respect people as well as the environment.

[Business and Markets news, Funds, Finance and Stock Market] Rachida Dati: 'I have never wanted to give up my high heels ...: In the end, it is difficult not to admire Dati for her unswerving determination to achieve what she sets out to do and her refusal to apologise to anyone for how she does it. Unlike many politicians, she appears sincere and the guardedness that comes when she refuses to answer the occasional question is, perhaps, the product of not wanting to say something that she does not truly believe, rather than any deliberate coldness of manner or desire to obfuscate the truth.

[Lovefraud Blog] Lovefraud Blog » Blog Archive » BOOK REVIEW: In Sheep's Clothing ...: Just like the horrible health problems Lily has had, she lived in high stress for 42 years married to a man that in the end beat her unconscious. She fled 7 years ago to save her life, but even those 7 years have been HIGH STRESS due to her kids abandoning and blaming her, and she had another heart attack night before last, just as she was going into the hospital for cancer surgery.

[BBC NEWS | Peston's Picks] BBC - Peston's Picks: The New Capitalism: A society which conditions children to be ambitious, competitive, and acquisitive has effectively made greed into a moral "good." Is it any wonder there isn't a widespread movement to punish the greedy _______s (fill in the blank) who are responsible for the current financial crisis? We would only be punishing them for being "too" greedy, and would have first to decide what constitutes "legitimate" greed.

[News | New Model Adviser® Edition | Citywire] Two Tory candidates warn RDR is 'destructive' to adviser firms ...: That does not make the RDR all bad - there are aims and objectives within it which are laudable - personally I support pressure (not just encouragement) on IFAs to move towards higher qualifications, and would certainly support a two tier system for new entrants, with advisers being level 4, or even chartered for full permissions, with a lower level of 'assistants' for those either working towards adviser status or working in areas which do not require the full permissions. In much the same way that a licensed conveyancer is not required to be a fully qualified lawyer.

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