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Article: Mutual Funds for Dummies.(Brief Article)
- Article from:
- Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine
- Article date:
- June 1, 1995
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NOT JUST FOR DUMMIES
You don't have to be a novice to like Mutual Funds for Dummies (IDG Books, $16.99; 800-762-2974). Despite the book's chatty, informal style, author Eric Tyson clearly has a mastery of his subject. He knows mutual funds, and he knows how to explain them in simple English.
As a bonus, the solid advice in this book is served up with some humorous and keen-witted observations, making the information more easily digestible. For example, Tyson characterizes mutual funds as "the ultimate couch-potato investment." At another point, he notes that "Fidelity is the Procter & Gamble of mutual funds. Just as P&G comes up with scores of different brands of laundry ...
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