The Lazy Investors' Guide

Publisher Marketing: Save money. Retire early. The lazy way. So you've heard of lazy investing? But you're not quite sure what it's all about? You want to invest your money wisely, while avoiding crazy high fees and shady brokers? You know you need to save for retirement, but you don't know how? If this sounds like you, then The Lazy Investors' Guide is exactly what you need! Investing doesn't have to be as difficult as it's usually made out to be. There's got to be an easier way to do it right, with minimal effort, and end up ahead in the race. Investing has got to be less about paying fees to others (Brokers and Advisors), and more about paying YOURSELF. There is. It's called Lazy Investing. So dive in and discover: - We'll reveal some popular Myths about the stock market, and expose them as being just that - "myths" that prevent YOU from making money in stocks - We'll introduce you to what Lazy Investing is all about and why it makes so much sense - You'll get to see, up close, some great examples of Lazy Investing building blocks and what they can do of your portfolio - We'll walk you through the decision making process of whether Lazy Investing is really right for you - And last, but certainly not least, you'll get an inside look at the Ultimate Lazy Investors Portfolio - several versions of them actually! Not only that, but we've put together a "Lazy Investors Toolbox" for you at the end of the book. You'll find some excellent checklists and questionnaires that you can use to define, refine and improve your personal Lazy investment style and Lazy Portfolio. Contributor Bio:  Lund, Michael Mike Lund grew up in Rolla, Missouri. He received an A. B. from Washington University in St. Louis (1967) and the Ph. D. in English from Emory University in Atlanta (1973). In 1970-71 he served as an Army correspondent in Vietnam. A scholar of nineteenth-century serial novels, he teaches college composition and literature. He and his wife of 33 years live in Virginia and are parents of two grown children.