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Worried that pumping liquidity into the market & reduced rates

Melanie Moran
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Worried that current actions to save the economy will just make it worse.  I was not paying attention in 2008 and  got hit hard.  This time I want to be in a position of strength not weekends and have ample cash on hand to act quickly.  Am I mis reading this?  And if not am I better off with a small business loan? (I do own my own business) or a line of credit through my bank?

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