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From: wjb@purdue.UUCP (William J Bouma)
Newsgroups: net.invest
Subject: mutual funds
Message-ID: <1167@arthur.purdue.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 28-Feb-86 12:53:01 EST
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Posted: Fri Feb 28 12:53:01 1986
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Organization: Department of Computer Science, Purdue University
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Keywords: Peter Passell, mutual funds

If you want a book that gives straightforward, easy to understand
advice on investments, try to find Peter Passell's _How to Invest
Your Money 198x_.*   I got the 1985 book, but a friend I recommended
it to says there's now an 86 book.  You should be able to find it
at your local B. Dalton's/Waldenbooks/Cohl's etc. for about $2.95.

The book describes all sorts of investments (bonds, funds, stocks,
GNMA's, etc.) and tells the strengths and weaknesses of each; it
also tells which kind of investments are best for which kind of 
people.  Best of all, it has phone numbers and addresses for
obtaining prospectuses (prospecti?) and such.

Good reading and better investing!

Steve Chapin

* I'm not positive on the title...something like that.

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Disclaimer: (yawn)  These are all my opinions.  Even my wife hates them.

Just because the blind lead the blind doesn't mean they're not going
in the right direction...