The savvy investor's guide to building wealth through traditional investments /

Would you like to be a millionaire? While alternative investments are an option, this easy-to-read guide focuses on traditional investments - stocks, bonds, and cash or cash equivalents. Especially written for novice investors, if you want to become a millionaire and don't have the luck to buy...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autores principales: Baker, H. Kent (Autor), Nofsinger, John R., 1965- (Autor), Spieler, Andrew C. (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Bingley, UK : Emerald Publishing Limited, 2020.
Edición:First edition.
Colección:The Savvy Investor's Guide
Temas:
Investments.
Investments
Investissements.
Investment & securities.
Business & Economics, Investments & Securities > General.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Intro
  • The Savvy Investor's Guide to Building Wealth Through Traditional Investments
  • Contents
  • List of Figures
  • List of Tables
  • About the Authors
  • Acknowledgments and Dedications
  • Introduction
  • 1 Building Wealth and Achieving Financial Freedom
  • 1.1. What is a Millionaire?
  • 1.2. Can you Retire With a Million Dollars and Live Comfortably?
  • 1.3. What Tips can Help you Become a Millionaire?
  • 1.4. How Can you Save More and Spend Less?
  • 1.5. What is the Difference Between Income and Wealth?
  • 1.6. How do you Accumulate Wealth?
  • 1.7. What is Your Time Horizon for Building Wealth?
  • 1.8. How Important is Investment Return to Building Wealth?
  • 1.9. What is the Difference Between Passive and Active Wealth Creation?
  • 1.10. How Does Inflation Affect Wealth Accumulation?
  • 1.11. Do you Need a Financial Advisor?
  • 1.12. What are the Benefits of a Financial Plan?
  • 1.13. What are the Taxes on Earned Income and Investment Income?
  • 1.14. How can you Avoid, Reduce, or Defer Taxes?
  • 1.15. What is the Difference Between Financial Capital and Human Capital?
  • 1.16. How can you Protect your Wealth?
  • 1.17. What Sources of Retirement Income are Available?
  • 1.18. What Expenses can you Expect in Retirement?
  • 1.19. How do you Estimate your Spending Needs in Retirement?
  • 1.20. How can you Transfer Your Wealth to Future Generations?
  • 1.21. What are Some Online Resources to Help Learn More About Accumulating Wealth?
  • 1.22. Takeaways
  • 2 The Stock Market: Owning a Piece of Companies
  • 2.1. What do The Following Terms Mean
  • Saving, Investing, Gambling, Trading, and Speculating?
  • 2.2. What Are Equity Securities and Their Major Characteristics?
  • 2.3. What Are The Pros and Cons of Investing in Stocks?
  • 2.4. How do Companies Distribute Profits to Investors?
  • 2.5. What Methods are Available to Analyze Stocks?
  • 2.6. What Types of Investment Strategies are Available for Stocks?
  • 2.7. Is a Buy-and-Hold Strategy Right For You?
  • 2.8. What Types of Stocks are Best For You?
  • 2.9. How Are Stocks Bought and Sold?
  • 2.10. How do you set up a Brokerage Account and What Types of Accounts are Available?
  • 2.11. Should Beginning Investors Use Margin Accounts?
  • 2.12. Should Novice Investors Engage in Short Selling?
  • 2.13. What are Some Basic Types of Orders?
  • 2.14. What Common Mistakes do Investors Make When Investing in Stocks?
  • 2.15. What are Some Investment Sites to Help Learn More About Stock Investing?
  • 2.16. Takeaways
  • 3 Being a Lender not a Borrower: The Bond Market
  • 3.1. What Is a Bond and its Major Characteristics?
  • 3.2. How Do Bonds and Loans Differ?
  • 3.3. Why Invest in Bonds?
  • 3.4. Who Are the Primary Issuers of Bonds?
  • 3.5. Who Are the Major Investors in Bonds?
  • 3.6. What Are the Risks Associated With Bond Investing?
  • 3.7. What Is a Credit Rating and What Does it Indicate?

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