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This course is for beginners who want to make risk/return decisions. The goal of this course is to make you comfortable and competent to choose between savings accounts, money markets, certificates of deposit, bond funds, stock funds, and Exchange Traded Funds.

I will help you decide which choices match your risk requirements. You will be able to allocate your money properly, compare your choices and leave with a plan you are prepared to execute.

If you are interested, this course is for you.

• you have money ready to invest but need some unbiased guidance,
• you wish to set-up automatic investments from every paycheck,
• you have temporary cash from selling your house that you will need again soon,
• you have a retirement account and have questions about the choices,
• you are ready to invest but are afraid that the stock market might be too high,
• you wonder “What allocation to bonds is appropriate for me ?”
• you inherited some money, want to invest it, but don’t have a financial plan.

This course is easy to understand for beginners and provides value for more experienced students.

Make some decisions about where to put your money after you ask some tough questions. You. The best.

The curriculum for the course.

What do you need? When does money need to be spent? In case you missed it, the preview introduction has a video promo. It is recommended that you start with course navigation and tips. 1. There is a one-minute money allocation plan. Start with the one-minute initial money allocation plan. 2. The best short-term investments. Startpaying loans, savings accounts, and certificates of deposit Money market funds can be started. Compare short-term bond funds. StartExercise: short-term choices. 3. There is an introduction to long-term investments. The introduction to balanced funds. The introduction to stock mutual funds and exchange traded funds. StartExercise has long-term choices. 4. It is decision time. Start learning to use tax-advantaged accounts. They are for everyone. (4:20) Start to Cope With Cold Feet with a lump sum today or a schedule of investments. My Money Allocation Investment Plan can be downloaded. Next steps. Please leave a review.