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We're increasingly seeing advertising for spread betting in investing and money management publications. In the one I subscribe to, four or five different spread betting companies take full-page colour ads each week, outnumbering any other type of advertising. Spread betting ads are already common in the business sections of many weekend newspapers and will probably soon start to appear in the personal finance sections. Spread betting could appear deceptively attractive to many savers. After all, money in a bank, shares or unit trusts will at best give us about a miserable five per cent a year before tax. Yet a reasonable run on spread betting can easily let you pocket ten per cent a week - five hundred per cent a year - completely and gloriously tax-free. So spread betting can let you earn in just one year what it would take a hundred years or more to achieve with most other investments. eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion eyefashion