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Title:   Personal Investing 101

Description:

According to the Federal Reserve, the total pension asset reserves for 2000 were approximately $9 trillion dollars.  Defined contribution plans alone, such as 401(k) plans, accounted for $1.7 trillion dollars and 67% of these dollars were in individual equities and mutual funds. It's estimated that the U.S. savings rate will drop below 0 this year and yet 41.1% of all U.S. households hold some equity position in the markets. Most likely, either through direct investment opportunities or some type of retirement plan, you are a shareholder.  "Personal Investing 101" will introduce participants to key concepts, terminology and financial resources available on the Net.  Through a combination of database demonstration and hands-on exploration, participants will learn how to track their investments and make sense out of the "numbers".  Whether "bullish" or "bearish", come and explore the databases that make tracking the markets easy, informative and fun.

Dates & Times:  

February 22, 2002   9-11 AM

Location:  Parker Center for Investment Research, Sage Hall       

Instructor: Management Library Reference Team

Who will benefit:  EVERYONE! Enrollment limited to 30. 

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