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Index
Cover Contents Title Copyright Dedication Acknowledgments Foreword Introduction Part I: Essentials of Successful Investing
Chapter One: Choose a Sound Financial Lifestyle
What’s Your Financial Lifestyle? Take These Steps Before you Start Investing
Chapter Two: Start Early and Invest Regularly
The Magic is in the Compounding This Above All: Saving is the Key to Wealth Finding The Money to Invest Summary: The Most Important Things
Chapter Three: Know What You’re Buying: Part One
Stocks Bonds
Chapter Four: Know What You’re Buying: Part Two
Mutual Funds Mutual Fund Management Styles Annuities Exchange-Traded Funds What We’ve Learned
Chapter Five: Preserve Your Buying Power with Inflation-Protected Bonds
I Bonds Tips Summary: I Bond Versus Tips
Chapter Six: How Much Do You Need to Save?
Putting What We’ve Learned to Work
Chapter Seven: Keep It Simple
How Investing is Different from Most of Life Index Investing: it Pays to Be Lazy Why Indexing is So Effective How to Buy Index Funds Bogleheads and Actively Managed Funds
Chapter Eight: Asset Allocation
The Efficient Market Theory (EMT) Modern Portfolio Theory Designing Our Personal Asset Allocation Plan Portfolio Guidelines
Chapter Nine: Costs Matter
Fees Covered by The Prospectus Fees Not Covered by The Prospectus Adding it All Together Taking Advantage of Lower Costs Low Cost as a Predictor Conclusion
Chapter Ten: Taxes: Part One
The Devastating Impact of Taxes How Mutual Funds are Taxed Turnover and Taxes Investing in Taxable Accounts Bonds in Your Taxable Account
Chapter Eleven: Taxes: Part Two
Use Tax-Sheltered Accounts Placing Funds for Maximum After-Tax Return Tax-Savvy Ideas
Chapter Twelve: Diversification Chapter Thirteen: Performance Chasing and Market Timing Are Hazardous to Your Wealth
Past Performance Does Not Predict Future Performance Market Timing Financial Newsletters Financial Shows On TV Wall $Treet Week Financial Magazines The Bogleheads Contest Predicting Interest Rates Stay The Course
Chapter Fourteen: Savvy Ways to Invest for College
Methods of Saving for College Summary of College Savings Plans
Chapter Fifteen: How to Manage a Windfall Successfully
Windfalls are About a Whole Lot More Than Money
Chapter Sixteen: Do You Need an Advisor?
The Alphabet Soup of Financial Designations
Part II: Follow-Through Strategies to Keep You on Target
Chapter Seventeen: Track Your Progress and Rebalance When Necessary
Principles of Rebalancing Assessing a Portfolio When Should I Rebalance? Market Forces How to Rebalance Other Rebalancing Considerations
Chapter Eighteen: Tune Out the “Noise”
The Great Wall Street Marketing Machine What The Investment Media Don’t Want You to Know The Three Biggest Lies—Wall Street Version Separating Soothsayers from The Truth Sayers
Chapter Nineteen: Mastering Your Investments Means Mastering Your Emotions
Welcome to the Field of Behavioral Economics Greed and Fear How Smart People Make Bad Investment Decisions Keeping Emotions in Check How To Escape the Emotional Traps
Chapter Twenty: Making Your Money Last Longer Than You Do
The Retiree’s Spending Dilemma The Two Best Ways to Insure Income for Life Three More Ways to Ensure Income for Life A Prudent Plan for Tapping Your Portfolio
Chapter Twenty-One: Protect Your Assets by Being Well-Insured
Common Insurance Mistakes Three Key Rules for Being Properly Insured Life Insurance Health Care Long-Term Disability Coverage Protecting Your Property Long-Term Care Locating Good Insurance Companies and Agents
Chapter Twenty-Two: Passing It On When You Pass On
Documents We’ll Need Other Considerations Gifting Letter of Instruction Disclaimer
Chapter Twenty-Three: You Can Do It
What We’ve Learned Help From the Bogleheads In Closing
Appendices
Appendix I: Glossary of Financial Terms Appendix II: Books We Recommend Appendix III: Financial Websites We Recommend Appendix IV: Vanguard Asset Allocation Questionnaire and Pie Charts
About the Authors Index End User License Agreement
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