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After Madoff: Ensuring Your Money Isn't Stolen

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The Bernie Madoff scandal is far from over. Tuesday, The Associated Press reported authorities are pursuing charges against 10 more people. Monday Madoff was sentenced to 150 years behind bars for running a massive Ponzi scheme that's yet to be fully unraveled. Alan Gionet answers the Good Question, "How do you keep your investments safe?"

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