Investing For Dummies Paperback – July 28, 2014

Great book to help out a young guy like me become familiar about the importance of investing and to properly take care of their money. Its INSANE how financially illiterate I was and I feel there are plenty of young college students or recent grads like myself that have no idea what their doing.Eric breaks down complicated concepts into terms anyone can understand. I especially found his recommendations and warnings about everything to be very helpful. This is not a get rich quick book. Its about how not to die broke and how you can use time tested strategies to build wealth over time. Its scary to think that some of this info isn't taught in school. Its that important.Seriously the market is designed to look confusing, but this book here will help you navigate it. Highly recommend it.

I am brand new to the markets and this was my first step towards becoming more financially savvy. There's so many resources out there its hard to know where to start but this book does an outstanding job of breaking down the different investment vehicles, explaining their pros and cons, and indicating how they fit into a larger investment strategy. You'll want to read follow-up books on the specific investment types you find interesting but this is a perfect place to dive in.

Easy to understand, chapters well defined, easy to find specific info I was looking for. I purchased this for a friend but am reading it before I give it to him to see if it will meet his needs and is easy for him to understand. Altho I already have some good working knowledge of the subjects, it was very helpful to re-affirm my knowledge and also to build on it in areas I was less familiar with. I recommend this book for both beginning and intermediate investors.

This is a good book if you need to learn the basics in investing in stocks, your own business, or someone else's business. I figured it would explain all that but was kinda hoping for more "outside the box" investing ideas. I gave it 3 stars because I didn't really learn much. That doesn't mean that it wouldn't be a good book for someone else though.

Bought this book as a gift for an ignorant friend. She is working at a brokerage office as an administrative assistant and doesn't have a clue what her industry is all about. After a few days she thanked me profusely for this gift.I like Dummies books. I buy them frequently because they are a quick shortcut to a bunch of knowledge. If I want to go further I can choose other books that take me further.

Very accessible and easy to read. Also (as with all Dummies books), you don't have to read from cover-to-cover. It's designed for you to be able to flip around to get the sections you really want to know more about. This should be a gift at every wedding reception, graduation, birthday, etc. (Just make sure to tell the person(s) you're giving it to that you don't actually think that they're "Dummies!").

Gave me a basic grounding in investment strategies, which I knew absolutely nothing about. However, unless you are smarter than me, you will not be able to quit your job and become a day trader. Mostly, it helped me understand a bit of what my financial planner told me.

Nothing to dislike. Still reading it.