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1 Saving and Investing Chapters in Text

2 The Investment Pyramid

3 Websites with Investment Info

4 Investment and Financial Info

5 How to Save Money

6 How are Dividends Paid?

7 Return on a Stock To find your annual rate of return, solve for “Rate” in excel with PV = -3425, FV = 5175 and Nper = 6 Rate = 7.12%

8 Stock Splits

9 Types of Stock

10 Yahoo! Finance Basic Stock Data

11 Why People Default on Loans

12 Online Stock Trading

13 Dollar Cost Averaging

14 Who Owns Stock?

15 Return on a Bond To find your annual rate of return, solve for “Rate” in excel with PV = -990, FV = 1180, Pmt = 52.5/2 & Nper = 6 Rate = 3.93% semiannually = 7.87% APR

16 Treasury vs. Corporate Bond Ylds

17 Invesco Growth and Income Mutual Fund Holdings

18 Mutual Fund Fees and Expenses

19 Well-Known Families of Funds

20 Who Owns Mutual Funds?

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