The Smartest Way to Invest

Get ready to change the way you invest. This disruptive book shows that most people–even wealthy investors–put their trust in a demonstrably inferior way to invest: actively managed funds and private portfolios. The better way is with index funds–but not just any index funds. Instead, this book will introduce you to the One-Decision funds, a type of index fund that market data show is the smartest way to invest. You'll also learn: The 4 basic rules for investment success Reasons to be wary of 14 other ways to invest How to eliminate 6 of the 8 kinds of investment risk 15 ways to minimize investment taxes 3 tax-advantaged ways to invest for college 10 ways to optimize your finances in retirement Why you can be confident about this way to invest Despite the clear superiority of indexing, about 65 percent of the money in mutual funds is still anchored in actively managed funds, with index funds holding only 35 percent. I hope this book will help to reverse those proportions. Introduction Burton G. Malkiel, Chemical Bank Chairman's Professor Emeritus of Economics at Princeton University, former dean of the Yale School of Management, former member of the President's Council of Economic Advisors, and investment book author, including A Random Walk Down Wall Street, now in its twelfth edition. Content Richard E. Evans, investment advisor and author: His books include Earn More, Sleep Better, Simon & Schuster and The Index Fund Solution, Simon & Schuster. Both books introduced by Burton G. Malkiel and endorsed by John C. Bogle, founder, The Vanguard Group. Mr. Evans has been interviewed on Bloomberg TV, CNBC TV, WFAS TV, SageOnLine, The New York Times, and other media. Who can profit from this book? The short answer is, anyone with a significant amount of money in the…