Bonus Readings from Rich As A King
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The Primary Goal of Insurance | Page 41
The two main types of life insurance are “term” and “permanent.” Term life is a pure insurance product, while permanent insurance, also called “whole life,” has a savings component, too. Make term…Read More
Take the Initiative and Use Trade Order Qualifiers | Page 49
Look through these order qualifiers and decide which ones you’ll use the next time you take the initiative in your financial game…Read More
Four Techniques to Make You a Better Investor | Page 94
Try these techniques to truly make yourself a patient person…Read More
How to Talk About Money So Your Spouse Will Listen | Page 106
When starting the dialogue with your spouse about finances make sure to be particularly sensitive, since money pushes a lot of emotional buttons in people, including fear, anxiety, guilt, and anger…Read More
12 Major Market Sectors | Page 126
Keep in mind the following segments of the economy when choosing where to allocate money, and make sure your money is diversified among several sectors…Read More
Size Matters: Large, Medium, or Small-Cap Companies | Page 126
The term “market capitalization,” or “market cap,” refers to the size of a company. Determine this figure by multiplying the number of shares outstanding by the price per share…Read More
Premium Bonds: What Makes Them So Valuable? | Page 140
A premium bond is one that you buy on the secondary market for more than par value ($1,000)…Read More
Mutual Funds Come in Many Formats | Page 156
With the abundance of theme funds available, and the ever expanding number of growth funds, value funds, balanced funds, bond funds, tax-free funds, socially conscious funds, and more, how can an individual investor efficiently establish a broadly diversified account? Read More
Fund Expenses and Tax Example | Page 161
In addition to their regular expense ratio and trading costs, funds may assess sales charges as follows…Read More
Call Options | Page 192
When you buy a call option (a contract) from a seller (sometimes called the option “writer”), it gives you the right to buy a specific number of shares of a stock from him at a set price (strike price) for a limited period of time…Read More
Benefiting from Losses in ETFs | Page 198
Tax-loss swaps don’t offer you a best-of-both-worlds opportunity only in bonds. If you own ETFs (exchange traded funds), you can unload a losing position and buy a similar fund at the same time…Read More