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Comment: It is the simplest and easiest book to read about financial planning that I have found.
The Wealthy Barber by David Chilton (ISBN: 0968394736, $16.95).
Comment: It is excellent for absolute eginning savers.
The Pension Puzzle: Your Complete Guide to Government Benefits, RRSPs and Employer Plans by Bruce Cohen and Brian Fitzgerald (ISBN: 0470834307, $18.89).
Comment: Investing for retirement.
Winning the Tax Game 2005: a Year-Round Tax and Investment Guide for Canadians by Tim estnick (ISBN: 0470836113, $18.89).
Comment: Easy to read, well laid out, good chapter names and good headers throughout the chapters.
Learn to Earn: A Beginner's Guide to the Basics of Investing and Business by Peter Lynch and John Rothchild (ISBN: 0471180033, $30.45).
Comment: For beginning investors.
Bogle on Mutual Funds by John Bogle (ISBN: 1556238606, $27.96).
and
The Future for Investors by Jeremy Siegel (ISBN: 140008198X, $27.96).
Comment: An investor who has read either or both of The Future for Investors or Bogle on Mutual Funds would be prepared to do well in investing in the U.S. markets.
Other 3 books on 3 different investing style, you could pick one to read depending on which style suit you (I recommend indexing):
Investing in stocks: One Up On Wall Street and Beating the Street by Peter Lynch (ISBN: 0671891634, $22.50).
Index investing: The Power of Index Funds: Canada’s Best- Kept Investment Secret by Ted Cadsby (ISBN: 0773760830, unavailable) and A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton Malkiel (ISBN: 393325350, $18.90).
Dividend investing: Beating the Dow: a High-Return, Low-Risk Method for Investing in the Dow Jones Industrial Stocks With as Little as $5 by Michael O’Higgins (ISBN: 066620473, $22.95).
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Comment: It is the simplest and easiest book to read about financial planning that I have found.
The Wealthy Barber by David Chilton (ISBN: 0968394736, $16.95).
Comment: It is excellent for absolute eginning savers.
The Pension Puzzle: Your Complete Guide to Government Benefits, RRSPs and Employer Plans by Bruce Cohen and Brian Fitzgerald (ISBN: 0470834307, $18.89).
Comment: Investing for retirement.
Winning the Tax Game 2005: a Year-Round Tax and Investment Guide for Canadians by Tim estnick (ISBN: 0470836113, $18.89).
Comment: Easy to read, well laid out, good chapter names and good headers throughout the chapters.
Learn to Earn: A Beginner's Guide to the Basics of Investing and Business by Peter Lynch and John Rothchild (ISBN: 0471180033, $30.45).
Comment: For beginning investors.
Bogle on Mutual Funds by John Bogle (ISBN: 1556238606, $27.96).
and
The Future for Investors by Jeremy Siegel (ISBN: 140008198X, $27.96).
Comment: An investor who has read either or both of The Future for Investors or Bogle on Mutual Funds would be prepared to do well in investing in the U.S. markets.
Other 3 books on 3 different investing style, you could pick one to read depending on which style suit you (I recommend indexing):
Investing in stocks: One Up On Wall Street and Beating the Street by Peter Lynch (ISBN: 0671891634, $22.50).
Index investing: The Power of Index Funds: Canada’s Best- Kept Investment Secret by Ted Cadsby (ISBN: 0773760830, unavailable) and A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton Malkiel (ISBN: 393325350, $18.90).
Dividend investing: Beating the Dow: a High-Return, Low-Risk Method for Investing in the Dow Jones Industrial Stocks With as Little as $5 by Michael O’Higgins (ISBN: 066620473, $22.95).
The above comments were from some famous financial writters. Hope the list can help you bit.更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net