Wall Street rips off investors in ways newspapers don't report. Crimes get headlines, but the amount stolen by Madoff and other crooks is a tiny fraction of the amount siphoned from investors through excessive fees, misrepresentation, and inappropriate risk.
A Consumer's Guide to Harmful Investment Products exposes these legal rip-offs. One by one, harmful products and tactics are discussed. The damage is clearly illustrated. Gainful substitutes are presented. You can read the whole book for long-term protection or just navigate to the chapters that pertain to you and quickly know how you can vastly improve your finances.
Do you own or are considering alternative securities, annuities, asset allocation funds, bear market funds, bond funds, currency funds, exchange traded funds not indexed to stocks, futures, gold, hedge funds, IPOs, loaded A-share funds, B-share funds, C-share funds, managed mutual funds, master limited partnerships, options, private placements, target date funds, or wrap accounts?
Do you invest based on your age, or back-testing, or chasing winners, or reading charts, or by trying to time the markets?
If you answer yes to any of the above, or you are not confident that you are well invested or even well-served by your current advisor, you can profit dramatically and save much time and worry.
Discover if you have harmful products or habits.
Learn how to shed and/or avoid them.
Invest for maximum expected gain at least cost.
See easy, effective ways to better achieve your goals.
