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Offshore equities, local bonds and shares set scene for strong returns

following the sharp sell-off across global financial markets induced by the coronavirus pandemic, South African investors are understandably worried about the values of their portfolios.

Yet, despite the ongoing market volatility and uncertainty about future economic growth, at Prudential we believe now is a good time to invest in well-diversified balanced funds, especially for longer-term investors looking for inflation-beating returns over time. Even though investors may be reluctant to invest in these funds due to their recent historical underperformance,

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