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About the BookIn Your Best Interest: The Ultimate Guide to the Canadian Bond Market Frequent ROBTv guest Hank Cunningham's book "In Your Best Interest," now in its second edition as of December 15, 2008, demystifies the world of fixed income markets and explains how you can make the bond market work for you. From the basics of bonds to the information you'll need to increase your income and select the right advisor, it is in your best interest to invest in this book. Hank has always felt that he was well situated to write this book with his broad experience in every facet of the fixed income business and with his love of writing. His primary reason for writing it is contained in the title of the book: "In Your Best Interest." By this, he is referring to the fact that the investment industry frequently comes up short in putting the interests of the customers first. His book attempts to not only empower individualinvestors to take control of this important aspect of their portfolios and to demystify the bond market but also to educate investment advisors who, in general, need more education in this important market. Available in bookstores everywhere, or online at Book Reviews
Canadian Business Article re: Bond Funds
April 19, 2006 Blog by Calvin Leung re the pros and cons of bond funds. More>>
Understanding Bonds
April 3, 2006 Now for something completely different. People --laymen, that is, not Bay Street's priests of Mammon, but regular folks -- often tell me that they don't really understand the bond market. That's okay, I usually reply, neither does anyone else, least of all me. But now, help is finally at hand. Veteran bond trader W. H. (Hank) Cunningham, the king of retail bonds, has written a book, called, appropriately enough, In Your Best Interest: The Ultimate Guide to the Canadian Bond Market. More>>
Here's Everything you really need to know about the Cnd. Bond Market
April 1, 2006 Investor's Digest. Investing 101 More>>
Bonds (yawn) are in vogue.
February 4, 2006 By Jonathan Chevreau, Personal Finance, Financial Post Perhaps because the subject of bonds seems so dull, few Canadian books have been devoted to them. Into that void comes Hank Cunningham's In Your Best Interest. The title plays on both interest income and the conflicts of interest the veteran bond trader perceives among some financial advisors who sell bonds. More>>
Yield Signs: Fixed Income. The bond market has spoken: Harper's not the bogeyman
February 3, 2006 This article by Harry Koza has a brief review of In Your Best Interest. More>> |
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