"Personal Investing: The Missing Manual provides an easy-to-understand introduction to investing," explain the authors. "We provide step-by-step instructions to setting up a low-maintenance investment portfolio for any goal. We also summarize the overwhelming choices available in college and retirement savings accounts, their pros and cons, and the best ways to use them. Readers will also find boatloads of helpful tips, like how to divvy up retirement money when investment choices are limited (like many 401ks) or how to save for college for more than one child."
Personal Investing: The Missing Manual will show you the important stuff you need to know:
Personal Investing: The Missing Manual is the third in a series of three books—including Your Money: The Missing Manual and Buying a Home: The Missing Manual—aimed at helping readers make sound financial decisions.
Buying a Home: The Missing Manual by Nancy Conner |
Your Money: The Missing Manual by J.D. Roth |
Personal Investing: The Missing Manual by Bonnie Biafore, Amy E. Buttell, Carol Fabbri |
Bonnie Biafore provides financial advice in publications such as bankrate.com, interest.com, and Better Investing. Biafore is the author of The Better Investing Stock Selection Handbook and Quicken: The Missing Manual.
Amy E. Buttell writes about personal finance, investing, healthcare and accounting. She's the author of The Better Investing Mutual Fund Handbook and contributor to Online Investing Hacks.
Carol Fabbri is the managing partner of Fair Advisors, an independent financial advisory firm. She's frequently quoted in publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Smart Money.
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