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I'm a big fan of Morningstar's website. I like their portfolio tools better than MSN or Yahoo's, and I also like their columns and forums.
One of the best features is their Investing Education section. They offer free short courses on a wide range of topics, including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and portfolio management. You earn credits in the courses which can be traded for stuff, like Morningstar books. I have two morningstar travel mugs (no longer offered on the site) that I earned by taking enough courses.
The courses range from the basics (like Funds 101: What is a mutual fund) to the more advanced (Funds 302: Building Your Mutual Fund Portfolio) to the really advanced (Funds 406: Sector-Fund Investing). After each course is a five question quiz. The courses are clear and concise, and I've learned a lot from them.
You will need to register on the site that take the courses, but basic registration (all that is required) is free.
One of the best features is their Investing Education section. They offer free short courses on a wide range of topics, including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and portfolio management. You earn credits in the courses which can be traded for stuff, like Morningstar books. I have two morningstar travel mugs (no longer offered on the site) that I earned by taking enough courses.
The courses range from the basics (like Funds 101: What is a mutual fund) to the more advanced (Funds 302: Building Your Mutual Fund Portfolio) to the really advanced (Funds 406: Sector-Fund Investing). After each course is a five question quiz. The courses are clear and concise, and I've learned a lot from them.
You will need to register on the site that take the courses, but basic registration (all that is required) is free.
posted by walt | 10:48 AM
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