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Title | Investing for Dummies, Third Edition | |
Author(s) | Eric Tyson | |
Publish Date | Dec-2002 | |
Amazon Rank | 724,069 | |
ISBN | 0764524313 |
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It's been said, and too often quoted, that the only certainties in life are death and taxes. To these can be added one more: being confused by investing. But remember that no one is born with financial knowledge. It's acquired over time.
If you've succeeded in accumulating some money to invest, congratulations! You've already accomplished a feat that the majority of people haven't done yet. But with the increased coverage of the investment world, you may think that investing times have changed. But to a large degree, things haven't changed all that much. Investments that were lousy years ago are still considered lousy today. But the best investments for building wealth - stocks, real estate, and small business - haven't changed.
Whether you have a modest or immodest economic means, this easy-to-use guide can help you understand how to increase your wealth byLiving within your means and systematically saving and investing money, ideally in a tax-favored manner.Buying and holding stocks, ide ally through the best mutual funds.Building your own small business or career.Investing in real estate.
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