The Bogleheads' guide to investing /
Larimore, Taylor,1924-
Lindauer, Mel,1938-
LeBoeuf, Michael.
Hoboken, N.J. : John Wiley & Sons,
c2006.
Includes index.
Choose a sound financial lifestyle -- Start early and invest regularly -- Know what you're buying, part one : stocks and bonds -- Know what you're buying, part two : mutual funds, funds of funds, annuities and ETFs -- Preserve your buying power with inflation-protected bonds -- How much do you need to save? -- Keep it simple : make index funds the core, or all, of your portfolio -- Asset allocation : the cornerstone of successful investing -- Costs matter : keep them low -- Taxes, part one : mutual fund taxation -- Taxes, part two : managing your portfolio for maximum tax efficiency -- Diversification -- Performance chasing and market timing are hazardous to your wealth -- Savvy ways to invest for college -- How to manage a windfall successfully -- Do you need an advisor? -- Track your progress and rebalance when necessary -- Tune out the "noise" : it's almost always wrong -- Mastering your investments means mastering your emotions -- Making your money last longer than you do -- Protect your assets by being well insured -- Passing it on when you pass on -- You can do it : the bogleheads will help.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 279-285) and index.
Bogle, John C.
Investments.
Portfolio management.
Capital market.