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Title: Commonsense on Mutual Funds: New Imperatives for the Intelligent Investor
by John C. Bogle, Grover Gardner
ISBN: 1-56015-952-9
Publisher: Audio Scholar
Pub. Date: April, 2000
Format: Audio CD
Volumes: 3
List Price(USD): $18.95
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Average Customer Rating: 4.4 (42 reviews)

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Rating: 5
Summary: The Best Mutual Fund Book Written
Comment: Critics may say the book in only trying to sell index funds, a strong suit of Vanguard. Absolutely wrong! The book's real value is explaining how the mututal fund industry works and, hence, how to follow the money. The industry extracts about one per cent each year of your money in excess expense ratios and keeps it, not to mention the hidden costs of turnover and load. That adds up over a lot of money in a life time. Read the book. Understand asset allocation, return, risk, and cost. Then, you'll understand how the money works and how to pick a fund based on its expense ratio, load, and turnover.

Rating: 5
Summary: One of the best on mutual funds
Comment: It took me years to finally figure out that "passive" investing in mutual funds is the absolute best way to build a retirement fund. Mr. Bogle has an intimate relationship with index funds because he, via Vanguard, blazed the path when all others doubted indexing. As a CPA and MBA and CFP to boot I have spent a fair amount of time and effort trying to "beat the market" only to learn that matching the market is the best strategy for the long haul. Had I simply invested according to his precepts I would have parlayed a lot more money with a lot less effort. It IS a hard book to read for those not used to technical terms. But "stay the course" as John would say, and you (and your money) will be amply rewarded.

Rating: 5
Summary: Exposes The Fanatasy Aspects Of Investing
Comment: The fund industry sells the fantasy that everyone can beat the market. What nonsense, since we are, in the aggregate, the market. Don't be sucked in! Listen to Bogle; he understands investing and offers great advice. My only disagreement is that, I believe, investors need greater exposure to international assests.

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