The Money Making Guide to Bonds: Straightforward Strategies for Picking the Right Bonds and Bond Funds | 
 enlarge | Authors: Hildy Richelson, Stan Richelson
Publisher: Bloomberg Press
Category: Book
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Format: Illustrated
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Edition: 1
Pages: 304
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Dimensions (in): 9 x 6.1 x 1
ISBN: 1576601226
Dewey Decimal Number: 332.6323
EAN: 9781576601228
ASIN: 1576601226
Publication Date: September 1, 2002
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"A clear and comprehensive road map for the novice and professional investor alike. This book is required reading for those who want to take charge of their financial destiny." -John B. Brynjolfsson, Manager, PIMCO Real Return Bond Fund You've heard the advice of experts year after year to minimize risk by diversifying into bonds. But bonds can be a lucrative, as well as a safe, investment, particularly when the stock market takes a nose-dive. However, no single source of easily accessible information has been available that uniformly describes bonds, compares their relative strengths and drawbacks, and tells how to select and profit from buying them until now. Registered investment advisers Hildy and Stan Richelson have written The Money-Making Guide to Bonds to serve as the authoritative, yet user-friendly, resource on the subject. Over 35 different types of bonds and 20 types of bond funds are described, highlighting the specific advantages, risks, and tax implications of each. This book also explains how to allocate bonds within a portfolio and includes specific strategies for reducing taxes and increasing income. Stock market declines make investors painfully aware that bonds belong in every portfolio, and The Money-Making Guide to Bonds belongs on every investor's bookshelf. "This excellent resource is designed for investors of all means and sophistication who want to take responsibility for their own financial lives. It s one of the best books on bonds I ve seen." -George D. Kinder, Author, The Seven Stages of Money Maturity
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 Bonds finally make sense! Thank you! October 27, 2003
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I had always read about the importance of including bonds in your portfolio--in both bear and bull markets--but I could never get a handle on all the different types available. Thank goodness for this book. I now know the difference between muni bonds and U.S. savings bonds, and why bond funds may not be the best route to diversification. I strongly recommend this to anyone looking to safeguard their portfolio and profit!
A useful and practical guide to an informed investment October 19, 2003
Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA)
Co-written by recognized bond adviser and financial author Hildy Richelson and fee-only financial planner, attorney and coach Stan Richelson, The Money-Making Guide To Bonds: Straightforward Strategies For Picking The Right Bonds And Bond Funds is a useful and practical guide to an informed investment in the bond market. Presented in a direct, no-nonsense tone which is thoroughly accessible to readers of all financial backgrounds, the individual chapters discuss over 35 different types of bonds in detail, complete with their specific advantages and disadvantages, as well as tax issues, ways to protect oneself from risks, how to make the best use of online resources, and more. Though The Money-Making Guide To Bonds cannot replace professional advice or judgement, it is a "must-read" for non-specialist general readers seeking familiarize themselves with the complex bond market before seeing a financial expert who bills by the hour.
Great guide to bonds - and to help balance my portfolio October 10, 2003
Stocks, stocks, stocks, IPOs, stocks. Like too many people, I paid too much attention to equities and too little to other investments. I read over and over about creating a balanced portfolio and did - but only to a degree and without paying much attention to the less glamorous parts of my investments. I paid a price when the bubble burst. This book is very helpful to helping understand bonds of various types and how to use them. The authors are clear and unafraid to be be opinionated. I recommend this highly.
 Elementary Book on Bonds July 26, 2003
Arthur L. Fisher (Great Falls, VA USA)
7 out of 11 found this review helpful
While The Money Making Guide to Bonds is well written, it is designed for the novice. For example, the book has a very general discussion of duration with no mathematics. Moreover, convexity is not discussed at all. The authors are enthusiastic about bonds but do not give enough attention to the inflation risk of owning bonds.
Elementary Book on Bonds July 26, 2003
Arthur L. Fisher (Great Falls, VA USA)
1 out of 5 found this review helpful
While The Money Making Guide to Bonds is well written, it is designed for the novice. For example, the book has a very general discussion of duration with no mathematics. Moreover, convexity is not discussed at all. The authors are enthusiastic about bonds but do not give enough attention to the inflation risk of owning bonds.
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