Investing In ETFs FD Paperback – October 16, 2015

The read deal. No gimmicks, no hype, no ridiculous strategies. Written by an investment professional, the information presented is straightforward with how to grow a retirement account (big or small) over the long term. He makes specific recommendations for ETF funds to invest in with clear, concise reasons with why (or why not) to consider such funds. Further, he explains the theory behind "balancing" one's account between several different funds for maximum diversification which reduces risk to stock market fluctuations. With so many investment books out there, this is a both highly informative and a fun read as well.

If you’re trying to get into investing this book is great. It’s easy to read and explains topics in good details. Chapters are generally short and quick to the point but I feel I have become a better invester just with this book. Definately will save me hundreds if not thousands if I continue investing my whole life.

Great, very helpful in explaining what and how they work.

I have never reviewed anything in the past but I felt that I must review this book. I have read many investing/trading books. I have to say this was the best one I've read. I learned a lot about ETFs and investing in general. It was very complete and offered a realistic trading plan that anyone can use. Absolutely worth the price. The suggested simple portfolio on page 173 was by itself worth the price of the book.

Good book when it came to explaining principles, but very specific to the USA, when making reference to ETF's. Overall a good book and a definite help in structuring your ETF investments.

When you try to enter the world of ETFs and along comes an author who is able to explain in plain English and puts it all into perspective, that's a win!

I loved this book. Very simple and quick read. I learned a lot and was able to stay engaged, unlike some of the 20+ investing books that I have read recently.

I read read read all sorts of books but lately have been focusing on investment books. I can't recall having read a more enjoyable and informative book. This is very simply an outstanding book. Of the dozens I have read the only other author who comes close to this one is a Dummies book by Barbara Rockafellor also on investing.