So in chapter 8 of 'Investing for Dummies' by Eric Tyson, he goes into how to assess mutual funds. A mutual fund, if you're not aware, is simply a big pool of money from which a lot of typical investments are managed

So in chapter 7 of 'Investing for Dummies' by Eric Tyson, he goes into lending investments, most explicitly bonds.

In Chapter 6 of 'Investing for Dummies' by Eric Tyson, he explains how to research companies like a money manager.

In Chapter 5 of 'Investing for Dummies' by Eric Tyson, it's a robust guide into understanding and using stocks as a vehicle for wealth creation.

In Chapter 4 of 'Investing for Dummies'...the pitfalls of investing as a couple are discussed and solutions are proposed.

In Chapter 3 of 'Investing for Dummies'...the various types of common investments are detailed.

In Chapter 2 of 'Investing for Dummies'...risk v reward is discussed and pragmatism is declared to superior to emotions when investing.

If we are still clinging to something that we will not let go, we must sincerely ask God to help us to be willing to let even that go too.

There's a lot of takeaways from this, even though it's just the first chapter. It explains, you know, the old logic that you probably have a grandfather or some relative who's good with money...

Transcription: Who are you to say there is no God?

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