Mutual Fund Investing on the Internet

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by Peter G. Crane

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This book teaches you how to simplify your finances, your investing, and your life. Mutual Fund Investing on the Internet provides an overview of investment and mutual fund resources on the Web. Beginning Internet users will find help getting online, choosing an ISP, and searching for financial information. Descriptions of Web sites covering mutual funds, discount brokerage, and general financial news help you save time and money in your investment research. The guide also suggests how to make and save money with no- and low-load mutual funds and provides information on online trading, online investment banking, and security issues.

Synopsis
A guide to mutual fund investing on the Internet evaluates Web sites and other Internet resources, identifying which are used by Wall Street pros and demonstrating how to trade mutual funds online while building a successful portfolio. (All Users).

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This book is a must-have for investors who want to take advantage of the many mutual fund investment sources on the Net. The author evaluates various Web sites and other resources for the quality of their investment advice and information. Best of all, Investing on the Internet demonstrates how to actually trade mutual funds online and build a successful portfolio.

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