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The biggest stories from Monday’s world of finance. The news-makers include AIG and the Fed.
Remember 1999? Those were some wild times. On this episode of The Motley Fool's everything-financials show, Where the Money Is, Fool analyst David Hanson is joined by Morgan Housel to discuss AIG's deal to unload ILFC, the importance (or lack thereof) of Fed tapering, and why today is nothing like 1999.
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