A plain-English guide to the whys and hows of the bond market As the largest generation in history prepares for retirement, how to best fund that retirement has become many peoples most pressing question. A large part of the answer resides in the retiree-s traditional best friend: Bonds. But bond investing can be far more complicated than it looks. Bond Investing For Dummies gives readers both those readying for retirement and those yet years away a clear and thorough introduction to bond investing, explaining the reasons for investing in bonds, the differences between stocks and bonds, and the major factors that influence bond performance and risk. It covers bond ratings; long-term, intermediate-term, and short-term bonds; domestic versus foreign bond issues; what percent of a portfolio should be allocated to bonds; understanding interest and taxes on interest; the best and worst ways to purchase and choose bonds; and how to diversify among bond holdings.
* Buy and sell bonds and bond funds
* Measure bond returns and risk
* Understand interest and taxes on interest
* Diversify your holdings
* Avoid common investing mistakes

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Fresh, easy-to-understand insights into maximizing income while lowering risk. Investing for Income demonstrates the convincing reasons that bond funds are the nearly perfect investment. For the millions of investors who dream of earning high returns without subjecting themselves to stock market risks, this is the ideal book.

Using clear, concise language, it demystifies the bond market, from the basics of fixed income investing through more advanced investment strategies, and return and risk analysis. For ease of use, it lists top bond funds by category and covers how to assess a fund’s management team and select a fund. It also shows investors how to build a strong bond portfolio that complements stock and stock fund holdings.

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