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The Art of Bonds (Volume 3) by N/A, 1989
Junk Bonds: A Guide to Aggressive,High-Yield Investing by Charles A. Fracchia, 1982-09
A History of The Dow: A Century of American Investing [VHS Videocassette, NOT an audiocassette] (Dow Jones Industrial Average Centennial Collection) by Wall Street Journal Video, 1996
Keys to Investing in Corporate Bonds by Ncholas GApostolou, 1990
The Art of Investing in Bonds - Success Strategies (Book 3) by Jr. Arthur Carmano, 1988
The Art of Investing in Bonds to Purchase Real Estate (Book 1) by Jr. Arthur Carmano, 1988
The Art of Investing in Bonds to Purchase Real Estate - Legal Forms (Book 2) by Jr. Arthur Carmano, 1988
Market Close-Up (What's Ahead for Stocks, Bonds, Precious Metals, Currencies and Commodities) by Richard E. Band, 1987
Got Bonds?: Locking in Higher Returns - No Matter What Stocks Do (Bloomberg Personal Bookshelf) by Gordon K. Williamson, 2003-12-01
Stock, Bonds and US Government Obligations (Series 7 NASD exam) by Max Hard, 2009
The Bond Book: Everything Investors Need to Know About Treasuries, Municipals, GNMAs, Corporates, Zeros, Bond Funds, Money Market Funds, and More by Annette Thau, 2000-11-02
Investing 101 (Bloomberg) by Kathy Kristof, 2008-08-01
All About Bonds, Bond Mutual Funds, and Bond ETFs, 3rd Edition (All About... (McGraw-Hill)) by Esme Faerber, 2008-11-19

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Top Things To Know - Dec. 26, 2003
1. What exactly is a mutual fund?
http://money.cnn.com/pf/101/lessons/6/

Extractions: List of All Lessons Setting priorities Making a budget Basics of banking and saving Basics of investing Investing in stocks Investing in mutual funds Investing in bonds Buying a home Controlling debt Employee stock options Saving for college Kids and money Planning for retirement Asset allocation Hiring financial help Health insurance Buying a car Taxes Home insurance Life insurance Estate planning Auto insurance 401(k)s 1. What exactly is a mutual fund? A mutual fund pools money from hundreds and thousands of investors to construct a portfolio of stocks, bonds, real estate, or other securities, according to its charter. Each investor in the fund gets a slice of the total pie. 2. Mutual funds make it easy to diversify.
The Government Of Canada RRSP Bond
RRSP accounts, the Government of Canada is entering the market to compete for thoseinvestment dollars. The Government has introduced the Canadian RRSP Bond.
http://www.finpipe.com/cdnrrsp.htm

Extractions: After the success the new Canadian Investment and Savings Agency had marketing the 'step-up' Canadian Savings Bond in October, 1996, there was renewed optimism that a new product aimed at the conservative investor could be developed for the RRSP market. The new Canadian RRSP Bond is the first new product, developed by the Canadian government, aimed at the retail investor in 50 years. The aim of the product is to put more of the Federal Government's debt in the hands of Canadian investors. There are a couple of reasons why the Finance Department would like to see Canadians hold a larger portion of the Government's debt: The foremost reason is to reduce the Government's dependance on international investors in order to fund the budgetary shortfalls each year. By reducing dependance on foreign investors, the Government hopes to mitigate some of the volatility exhibited by international flows of capital. Currently, over 40% of the Federal Government's debt is held by foreign investors. This is a costly burden. The fickle international investor, looking for the best returns today, may not favour the same investment tomorrow, causing rates to increase as positions are sold back into the market, pushing up the cost of servicing the debt.

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