Now, investors at all levels have a simple-to-use, logic-based system for making their money work for them. This easy-to-understand guide doesn't recommend specific funds (which, after all, change as the economic winds blow), but explains how to choose an excellent mix of funds. The book shows readers how to:
-- analyze and map out their present financial situation
-- plan for future financial needs such as: buying a house, college expenses, starting a business, or retirement
-- allocate their assets wisely among: equities, fixed income securities, and cash reserves
-- select a small number of funds to achieve: diversification, a tolerable level of risk, and a good return on investment
-- minimize their income tax and determine how much to invest each month
-- monitor performance and make adjustments as necessary
For anyone who wants a safe, sensible approach to investing, this book is the best investment of all!
