In a stock market environment dominated by professional investors, "A Few Good Eggs in One Basket" o ers a plain-talk approach to pro tability by selecting and managing an investment portfolio of common stocks for an individual.

Author Richard L. Gunderson, who has been an investor for more than forty years, outlines an enduring framework that improves the odds for the individual investor to exceed the performance of the market over the long term by buying good companies at bargain prices. He outlines what constitutes a "good" company and how to determine when a price meets the test of being a "bargain." "A Few Good Eggs in One Basket" also helps individual investors by discussing
what to look for; where to look; when to buy; when to sell; and how many stocks to own.

"A Few Good Eggs in One Basket" presents a prescription designed to take advantage of opportunities created by market overreaction to bad news and disappointing results. Gunderson believes there are always bargains at any time and in any market. The challenge is to consistently apply a disciplined approach to identifying the unusual and favorable opportunities and concentrating a portfolio on those stocks representing the best combination of overall quality and intrinsic value.

A comprehensive guide to 401(k) investing as well as a manual for applying the proven process of Value Averaging to your 401(k). This book will help you better understand your 401(k) and potentially generate increased retirment income through Value Averaging your 401(k). In addition, you will: Fully understand the benefits of 401(k) investing Avoid making costly 401(k) investment mistakes Understand the power of Value Averaging Achieve higher 401(k) returns through Value Averaging Increase your level of retirement income Apply the easy-to-use Value Average CalculatorT Visit www.401kFortune.com

Investing can be fun as well as rewarding. It could certainly earn you much more than you could gain by sticking your money in a bank account. It really does not require much to make money from the stock market - just an understanding of a few simple concepts and the following of a few rules.

Written by the UK's most successful writer on investing, "Get Started in Shares" explains in very clear and simple terms what shares are, how they are traded and what to look out for as an owner of shares.

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" "This is a straight-talking guide to the mysteries of investing that assumes no prior knowledge and will build up your understanding of investing in a series of easy steps.

Have you ever wanted to invest for your future but don't know where to start? Designed to help everyone, from complete beginners to those who want to take their next steps in the world of investing and trading, this book can help you learn and more importantly understand how to create wealth using stable financial assets like shares. Part strategy, part guidance, Gill and her son Michael embark on a year long journey to see if they can create a steady 10% return on the money they invest. Solving the Financial Investing and Trading Puzzle covers everything from... How you can start an investing portfolio with as little as the price of a cup of coffee. Learning the importance of regular savings and compounding and how powerful this can be over a long period of time. Strategies that work anywhere in the world regardless of currency. The difference between long-term investing with shares and regular trading with indices, currencies and commodities. Jargon busting, helping you get to grips with investing terms and phrases. Completely passive all the way up to active strategies. This book gives you access to all of Gill's accumulated knowledge for the best start to financial investing and trading.

Do you know your Number?
What happens if you don't make it to your Number?
Do you have a plan?
The often-avoided, anxiety-riddled discussion about financial planning for a secure and fulfilling future has been given a new starting point in "The Number" by Lee Eisenberg. The buzz of professionals and financial industry insiders everywhere, the Number represents the amount of money and resources people will need to enjoy the active life they desire, especially post-career. Backed by imaginative reporting and insights, Eisenberg urges people to assume control and responsibility for their standard of living, and take greater aim on their long-term aspirations.
From Wall Street to Main Street USA, the Number means different things to different people. It is constantly fluctuating in people's minds and bank accounts. To some, the Number symbolizes freedom, validation of career success, the ticket to luxurious indulgences and spiritual exploration; to others, it represents the bewildering and nonsensical nightmare of an impoverished existence creeping up on them in their old age, a seemingly hopeless inevitability that they would rather simply ignore than confront. People are highly private and closed-mouthed when it comes to discussing their Numbers, or lack thereof, for fear they might either reveal too much or display ineptitude.
In "The Number," Eisenberg describes this secret anxiety as the "Last Taboo," a conundrum snared in confusing financial lingo. He sorts through the fancy jargon and translates the Number into commonsense advice that resonates just as easily with the aging gods and goddesses of corporate boardrooms as it does with ordinary people who are beginning to realize that retirement is now just a couple of decades away. Believing that the Number is as much about self-worth as it is net worth, Eisenberg strives to help readers better understand and more efficiently manage all aspects of their life, money, and pursuit of happiness.

Discover how financial freedom - and not fairy tales - is at the heart of your very own Happy Ever After Did you know you can become a millionaire by saving just $7 a day and investing for 7% returns? Probably not, because financial literacy is a subject that's overlooked by the vast majority of schools and universities, despite its importance to every single person on the planet. Written initially for a teenage daughter and then turned into a course to train migrant workers, Happy Ever After: Financial Freedom Isn't a Fairy Tale focuses on the fundamentals of understanding money, saving and investing, showing how the "magic" of compound investing can transform tiny initial amounts into genuine wealth. Finally, it shows readers how to achieve the "Freedom Formula" of 25x your annual spending - that can set you free. Perfect for anyone who hopes to make their future financially brighter than their present, or help their own children avoid mistakes they made, Happy Ever After has a playful tone, featuring a spoiled princess and talking frog, hand-illustrated to help explain some of the trickier ideas that can help change your life.

-Your daughter, maxed out on credit cards, asks you to co-sign a lease.
-Your son can't afford rent and needs to move back home.
-Your ex-daughter-in-law is laid off, losing your grandchildren's health insurance.
-Your nephew agrees to enter an expensive addiction treatment program.
-Your older son, recently diagnosed with Adult Attention Deficit Disorder, is months behind on his mortgage payments.

Millions of parents face these dilemmas, years after they thought their children would be independent. As you extend financial assistance, how can you help a young adult become prudent and accountable?

In "Trust Me," family psychologist Kenneth Kaye and his son, Nick, use the experience of Nick's struggle with what he calls "Attention Money Disorder" to combine a no-nonsense strategy, practical advice, business wisdom, and dozens of examples. They show you step by step how to negotiate a "Deal" with your young adult, rebuilding mutual trust and nurturing the skills and habits of a self-supporting grown-up.

"I love this wonderfully practical, down-to-earth, funny, thoughtful, warm, subversive book. Subversive because those who follow the two Kayes' advice will be better mentors, but also more financially responsible themselves. Every parent or relative who's worried about subsidizing an adult child needs this book."

-Joline Godfrey, Author, "Raising Financially Fit Kids"

Why God Wants You Wealthy and Government Wants You Poor attempts to dispel the long-held belief that God does not want his followers to be wealthy, and presents a variety of sources and information to argue why the government conspires to keep people poor and unsuccessful. Kevin Patterson shares his in-depth knowledge of business development as he explores the vast differences between what he feels God wants spiritual seekers to achieve and the government's history of playing an intrusive role in hampering business development. Through reliance on Scriptures and stories of successful entrepreneurs, Patterson motivates those who want to improve their financial status and well-being by including advice and helpful tips on many practical topics including: The definition of a true asset Ways to build a vision and a great team How to save money to start a business Methods of investing that will increase wealth How to rise above the naysayers Patterson inspires anyone who is tired of waking up every morning and facing the same drab day to begin tomorrow with a new determination to reach for the stars and create a dream life

Retirement.whose idea was this anyway And where in the world are you going with it? Today, millions of hard-working Americans frantically search for that dream retirement like Granddad once enjoyed. You know how it's supposed to go; land a secure job with a big company, work hard for thirty or forty years, then, on that magic day, you retire with a guaranteed pension income and plenty of "mailbox money," compliments of Social Security. If your retirement dream looks like this, wake up In case you haven't noticed, things have changed a lot since Granddads' day. Today's consumer is overspent and "under-saved." Worried their money won't last through retirement, Middle Americans feel hopelessly lost. Impersonal financial institutions, 1-800 numbers, inattentive financial advisors, hundreds of financial magazines, and newsletters - even the occasional hyper-active financial talk show host - simply adds more worry to their retirement. In Perfecting Your Walk in Retirement: 10 Steps to a WorryFree Retirement, Tony Walker brings over twenty years of level-headed experience and thinking to a financial world that's short on both. Armed with his unique blend of humor, financial counseling experience and sound money principals, Tony will help you create your own vision for retirement, a vision based on what you want, not what someone else says you should expect. Regardless of whether you're retired, retiring soon, or just beginning to think about it, this book will give you the tools necessary to craft a realistic game plan so you and your family can begin... Perfecting Your Walk in Retirement. www.PerfectingYourWalk.com

Take Charge Your Key to Managing Your Financial Future, empowers you with the invaluable knowledge you need to get your finances in order. Written to provide you with valuable insights in the area of debt reconciliation, Taking Charge Covers such topics as how to secure the most advantageous mortgage terms and conditions, avoid or initiate bankruptcy, obtain optimal credit terms, handle collection agency calls, and much much more. It is a comprehensive A-Z guide on how to manage your finances. A reference manual that will help you navigate the challenges of personal financial management so that you may regain both your credit worthiness and your self esteem. This quick read will equip you with a crucial understanding of how to make the best informed decisions for your financial future in today's economic climate.