Title: Trying to save the job for financial planners
Product review: The not so funny style of this book does offer some valuable insights in to how to set the goals and what ratings of mutual funds mean. But the whole idea revolves around the basic premise how to prove that a finacial planner or a broker is important for you and without them nothing can be achieved. Whether it is the reliability of online calculators, financial software, no load funds or index funds, all Rick Edelman does is try to emphasize that an individual investor is not so smart and will get burnt unless supported by a Financial Planner. No wonder most the testimonials on the back cover come from Financial planner associations and similar agencies.
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