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- Product code: 15622
- ISBN: 0752265393,
ISBN13: 9780752265391,
384 pages, paperback
Published by Boxtree, 3rd edition, 2002
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Description of The Motley Fool UK Investment Guide |
In this no-nonsense guide, The Motley Fools show you how to invest your money wisely for a profitable future. If your idea of investment begins and ends with a savings account at a building society, then this book is for you. Using practical examples and with their usual off-the-wall style, the Fools cut through financial jargon and take you through the basics of investing.
This Foolish book will show you how to:
- Sort out your personal finances
- Decide on your investment objectives
- Choose companies to invest in
- Interpret the numbers in a company report
With advice delivered in plain English, and peppered with humour and mind-boggling facts, this book provides the bricks with which to build a secure financial future.
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Contents of The Motley Fool UK Investment Guide |
Introduction
How to Use this Book
Starting Out
1. Why You Should Invest
2. The Miracle of Compound Interest
3. All That Glitters Is Not Gold
4. The Bible of the Long-Distance Investor
5. You Have More Than You Think
6. Be Your Own Financial Adviser
7. A Tale of Two Professions and Basic Foolish Investment
Interlude
8. A Foray Into Some Very Foolish Ventures
9. This Online World
Moving On
10. When Not To Invest
11. A Share Primer
12. Obviously Great Investments
13. The Ten Most Common Investing Mistakes
What You've (Maybe) Already Got
14. The Dangerous World of Pensions
15. The Disturbing Abyss of Endowments
16. The Tranquil Paradise of ISAs
17. Unit Trusts, Investment Trusts and All Sorts
Bits 'n' Bobs
18. Be Your Own Landlord
19. Investing for Income
20. Six Lessons from the Technology Boom and Bust
21. Where Else to Invest
22. The Ethical Fool
Rounding Up
23. Welcome to the End of the Beginning!
Foolish glossary of investment terms
Appendices
1. Coping with Compound Interest: The Mathematics
2. What Makes a Good Index Tracker?
3. Major UK Index Trackers
5. Useful Websites
6. The Pan-galactic Gargle Buster
Index
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About David Berger |
Bruce Jackson and David Berger founded the Motley Fool UK in 1997.
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