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Who can you trust with your money? Affluent investors are in dire need of unbiased advice and straightforward information concerning their investments and finances. Unfortunately, this is often hard to come by.
The following books offer the information you need to know to invest and manage your money just like those with significant wealth.
Building And Preserving Your Wealth: A Practical Guide To Financial Planning For Affluent Investors
"Building and Preserving Your Wealth" dares to tell you the truth and provides you with a sound, prudent and easy-to-follow financial strategy. It gives you a rock-solid foundation of information with which you can make intelligent choices about your money. In clear and concise language it answers the question, "How can I most safely and effectively grow the money that I've accumulated?"
This book offers plain talk about the stock market and mutual funds. It simplifies the considerations of tax, insurance and retirement planning, and helps you evaluate the best choices for your unique financial situation. It also addresses the crucial issue of choosing financial advisors to assist you in securing your financial future.
The Intelligent Asset Allocator: How to Build Your Portfolio to Maximize Returns and Minimize Risk
Also written by a physician turned money manager, The Intelligent Asset Allocator is an excellent explanation of indexed investing-the rationale as well as the technique.
A Random Walk Down Wall Street: Completely Revised and Updated Eighth Edition
A Random Walk Down Wall Street is an highly readable argument for index investing. It confirms that you can rarely, if ever, "beat the market".
Common Sense on Mutual Funds: New Imperatives for the Intelligent Investor
John Bogle is the brains behind the Vanguard group of mutual funds. His company literally brought index funds to the forefront of the investing marketplace. Products mentioned include:
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