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Investor Education @ Your Library
 The following booklets from the
Editors of Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine, the Investor Protection Trust
and the American Library Association will soon be made available at your local
library.
You will need the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the following
booklets. A link to the Adobe Download page has been provided in the left hand
column. Click the icon and follow the directions.
 Five Keys to Investing Success
The Basics for Investing in Stocks
A Primer for Investing in Bonds
Mutual Funds: Maybe All You'll Ever
Need
Getting Help With Your Investments
Where to Invest Your College Money
Maximize your Retirement
Investments
Brochure Bibliography
Five Keys to Investing Success
The Basics for Investing in Stocks
- What is a stock?
- Types of stocks and their relative risks
- How to buy stocks
- Stock terms you need to know, such as price/earnings ratio (P/E),
book value, dividend yield and dollar-cost averaging
- Selling your stocks and determining earnings
- Mistakes even seasoned investors sometimes make and how to avoid them
- Listen to Corresponding Radio Show
- Radio Show Details
A Primer for Investing in Bonds
- What is a bond?
- How bonds work
- Types of bonds and their relative safety
- Why bonds can be an important part of your investment portfolio
- Yield and how it related to bond prices
- Bond rating and how they can help you reduce risk
- Listen to Corresponding Radio Show
- Radio Show Details
Mutual Funds: Maybe All You'll Ever Need
- What is a mutual fund?
- Advantages of investing in mutual funds
- Cost of investing in mutual funds
- Find the right mutual funds for you
- What to look for in a mutual fund prospectus
- Types of mutual funds and relative risk
- Determining your earnings
- Listen to Corresponding Radio Show
- Radio Show Details
Getting Help With Your Investments
Where to Invest Your College Money
- Creating a college fund portfolio based on your time horizon
- College investment vehicles
- State-sponsored college savings plan
Maximize your Retirement Investments
- Three fundamental truths about retirement investing
- Stocks, bonds and mutual funds to consider for your retirement portfolio
- Determining your portfolio mix, depending on your time horizon and risk
tolerance
- Retirement investment vehicles
- Listen to Corresponding Radio Show
- Radio Show Details
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