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Date Added: June 20, 2008 09:56:02 PM
Don't think of your house as an investment comparable to savings or a stock portfolio, says Wharton finance professor Todd Sinai. He is one of seven Wharton professors interviewed by Knowledge@Wharton for this special report on the credit crisis.

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