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Index
Cover Title Page Table of Contents Introduction
About This Book Foolish Assumptions Icons Used in This Book Beyond the Book Where to Go from Here
Part I: Bond Apetit!
Chapter 1: The Bond Fundamentals
Understanding What Makes a Bond a Bond Why Hold Bonds? (Hint: You’ll Likely Make Money!) Introducing the Major Players in the Bond Market Buying Solo or Buying in Bulk The Triumphs and Failures of Fixed-Income Investing Realizing How Crucial Bonds Are Today Viewing Recent Developments, Largely for the Better
Chapter 2: All about the Interest
The Tricky Business That Is Calculating Rates of Return Measuring the Desirability of a Bond Understanding Yield Recognizing Total Return (This Is What Matters Most!) Measuring the Volatility of Your Bond Holdings Returning to the Bonds of Babylonia
Chapter 3: Types of Bonds
Exploring the Many Ways of Investing with Uncle Sam Industrial Returns: Corporate Bonds Lots of Protection, a Touch of Confusion: Agency Bonds Banking Your Money on Other People’s Mortgages (Almost) Tax-Free Havens: Municipal Bonds Global Bonds and Other Seemingly Exotic Offerings Bond Investing with a Conscience
Part II: Bonds Away! The Bond Marketplace
Chapter 4: Investing (Carefully!) in Individual Bonds
Navigating Today’s Individual Bond Market Dealing with Brokers and Other Financial Professionals Doing It Yourself Online Perfecting the Art of Laddering
Chapter 5: Picking a Bond Fund That Will Serve You for Life
Defining the Basic Kinds of Funds What Matters Most in Choosing a Bond Fund of Any Sort My Picks for Some of the Best Bond Funds
Chapter 6: Fulfilling the Need for Steady, Ready, Heady Cash
Reaping the Rewards of Your Investments Finding Interesting Sources of Interest Recognizing that Stocks Can Be Cash Cows, Too (Moo) A Vastly Better Way to Create Cash Flow: Portfolio Rebalancing
Chapter 7: Finding Comfort and Security in Old Age
The Risk of Being Too Conservative Calculating How Much You Can Safely Tap Making the Most Use of Uncle Sam’s Gifts
Part III: Customizing and Optimizing Your Bond Portfolio
Chapter 8: Developing Your Investment Game Plan
Focusing on Your Objectives Making Your Savings and Investment Selections Understanding Five Major Investment Principles
Chapter 9: Risk, Return, and Realistic Expectations
Searching, Searching, Searching for the Elusive Free Lunch Appreciating Bonds’ Risk Characteristics Reckoning on the Return You’ll Most Likely See Finding Your Sweet Spot
Chapter 10: Balancing Your Portfolio and Choosing Bonds
Why the Bond Percentage Question Is Not As Simple As Pie Peering into the Future Noticing the Many Shades of Gray in Your Portfolio Making Sure Your Portfolio Remains in Balance Sizing Up Your Need for Fixed-Income Diversification Weighing Diversification versus Complication Finding the Perfect Bond Portfolio Fit
Chapter 11: Strategizing Your Bond Buys and Sells
Discovering the Brave New World of Bonds Deciding Whether to Go with Bond Funds or Individual Bonds Is Now the Time to Buy Bonds? Taxable and Tax-Advantaged Retirement Accounts
Part IV: The Part of Tens
Chapter 12: The Ten Most Common Misconceptions about Bonds
A Bond “Selling for 100” Costs $100 Buying a Bond at a Discount Is Better Than Paying a Premium, Duh A Bond Paying X% Today Will Pocket You X% Over the Life of the Bond Rising Interest Rates Are Good (or Bad) for Bondholders Certain Bonds (Such As Treasuries) Are Completely Safe Bonds Are a Retiree’s Best Friend Individual Bonds Are Usually a Better Deal than Bond Funds Municipal Bonds Are Free of Taxation A Discount Broker Sells Bonds Cheaper The Biggest Risk in Bonds is the Risk of the Issuer Defaulting
Chapter 13: Ten Mistakes That Most Bond Investors Make
Allowing the Broker to Churn You Not Taking Advantage of TRACE Choosing a Bond Fund Based on Short-Term Performance Not Looking Closely Enough at a Bond Fund’s Expenses Going Through a Middleman to Buy Treasuries Counting Too Much on High-Yield Bonds Paying Too Much Attention to the Yield Curve Buying Bonds That Are Too Complicated Ignoring Inflation and Taxation Relying Too Heavily on Bonds in Retirement
Chapter 14: Ten Q & A’s with Bond Guru Dan Fuss
Dedication Cheat Sheet Advertisement Page Connect with Dummies End User License Agreement
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