Personal Finance: Main Street is wary of stocks

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Main Street investors change their strategies Q: We're looking to invest in stocks so we can afford to put our baby in college in 17 years. Should I be trying to pick great individual stocks in a taxable account or is there a better way? Read past columns: Mutual funds or ETFs: How to decide for new investors Inflation threat shouldn't derail your asset allocation for bonds Berkshire Hathaway class B stock is cheaper, but that's all Google stock: It's a jet fighter, not for novice fliers
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