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Getting Started in Mutual Funds Book

Choose the right mutual funds to maximize your investment returns. For forty million Americans, mutual funds are the most attractive investment instruments now available. But with over 7,000 stock, bond, and index funds to choose from, how can you select what's best for you? In this easy-to-follow, commonsense guide, Alvin Hall, the "Professor of Wall Street, "fills you in on everything you need to know to choose mutual funds with confidence. In plain English, he acquaints you with the various types of mutual funds and how they are structured, and he explains the important fund terms and concepts. He helps you to understand clearly those measures you must examine before investing in a fund. And he provides step-by-step guidelines on how to go about selecting the right funds. You'll quickly and painlessly learn:How to read a fund prospectusHow to assess a fund manager's investment style and its impact on your returnsHow to evaluate ongoing fees and expensesHow to evaluate risksHow to calculate return on investmentsHow to buy, redeem, and exchange mutual fundsHow to take advantage of shareholder servicesRead More

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  • 0471295442
  • 9780471295440
  • Alvin D. Hall
  • 1 April 2000
  • John Wiley & Sons
  • Paperback (Book)
  • 234
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