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October 22, 2014
Why Bother With Bonds (*** Giveaway Raffle ***)
A practical how-to guide for every investor. For ordinary investors who want to build an all-weather portfolio—even during low interest rates. It is time-proven wisdom, and encourages you to take control of your finances. Learn how to use CDs, bonds, and bond funds to manage risk/reward even during low interest rates. You will learn: How […]
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August 27, 2014
Fun Way To Teach Teenagers About Stock Market (unexpected results)
Learn the fun way I taught my teenagers about the stock market. It's fourteen years later. I'll tell you what worked, and what didn't. They don't teach this in schools. It's great if you can do this at home. Please share your ideas. What worked for you?
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August 14, 2014
Video of Website Improvements (to reduce bounce rate)
I'm happy to report that my videos have been watched more than 216,000 times as of 13Aug2014. But while I celebrated this, I had some concern about the visitors to this website that never interacted with the website and then left from the same page they entered. My worry is that they did not find what they came looking for, so I have redesigned the website to reduce bounce rate and make it much easier for first-time visitors to find the information they are seeking. This video is a fast-paced overview of the changes and a testimonial to the instructor for the class I took to accomplish this.
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March 13, 2014
Bond Basics 5: Individual bonds or bond fund?
Should you own individual bonds or bond fund? The answer is easy. Learn why in this episode. Learn what every investor should know about fixed-income securities.
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Bond Basics 4: What Are Bond Ladders?
Learn two very cool things about individual bonds and bond ladders in this episode—about fixed-income securities.
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Bond Basics 3: What Are Bonds?
What are bonds? Bonds are simple interest-only loans. It's that simple! Learn what every investor should know about bonds and fixed-income securities.
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Bond Basics 2: Are CDs Better Than Bonds?
CDs better than bonds? Yes, sometimes CDs are better than bonds! Learn the rare advantage that small investors have over institutional investors in this episode.
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Bond Basics 1: What is a money market fund?
Should you choose a money market fund or a bond fund? Or perhaps dividend-paying stocks? Learn how each of these differ in this episode of Bond Basics.
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October 14, 2013
Why Bonds? #4 – For Attractive Diversity
Why Bother With Bonds? Bonds provide attractive diversity is the fourth of four short videos that address why CDs, Bonds, and Bond Funds are critical to building an all-weather portfolio—even during low interest rates.
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Why Bonds? #3 – Bonds Are Safe Bet
Why Bonds? Because bonds are a safe bet is the third reason why CDs, Bonds, and Bond Funds are critical to building an all-weather portfolio.
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