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Preface To
Risk Management for

Amateur Investors
by Vernon K. Jacobs and N. Richard Fox

 
Risk Management for Amateur Investors explains   

how to protect your portfolio from market cycles, business cycles, government interference, unscrupulous brokers, incompetant advisors, income and estate taxes and the litigation epidemic.


This book is likely to infuriate some stockbrokers, insurance agents, tax professionals and lawyers.

Professional investment managers are likely to dismiss the ideas in this book as being simplistic and as overlooking an assortment of risk management techniques like trailing stop losses, put options and various hedging techniques.

However, we did not overlook these portfolio risk management techniques of professional investors. We elected to ignore them and to offer a simpler alternative for the amateur investor.

We did not write this book for financial or investment professionals.

We wrote this book for shell shocked individual investors who are more concerned about the safety of their investments than about the correlation of risk and return in the allocation of assets within a portfolio.

We make no pretense that the concepts in this book are original with us. Many other investment advisors (such as Harry Browne) have advocated similar concepts to help investors to minimize their losses from various kinds of risk. What is unique about this book is that it integrates a variety of disciplines in a way that can be implemented by individual investors with a minimum of professional help.

This book describes an expanded approach to asset allocation that does not require the use of a computer program to administer. It shows how the combined impact of inflation and taxes can devastate the real rate of return after taxes for conservative investors. It offers a variety of legal ways to minimize taxes in an investment portfolio so as to increase the after tax rate of return without commensurate increases in risk. Thus, the sub-title of “Higher Yields With Less Risk”.

In addition, this book provides a summary explanation of a variety of ways to insulate investment assets from the litigation epidemic in the U.S. – which includes the use of some offshore entities. We have therefore included some comments about selecting foreign investments and about the related tax issues.

Because of the close relationship between asset protection planning and estate planning, we have included a description of the methods used to disinherit the IRS and preserve investment assets for the heirs of the investor.

The phrase “investigate before you invest” has become a cliché’ because it is stated so often. But when you begin the process of investigating an investment, there is little information available to show you what to do or how to do it. We have therefore included an extensive discussion of the process of investigating and evaluating various investments – which is known as “due diligence”. 

Last, but far from least, we have included a chapter on “How to Find an Investment, Tax and Legal Advisor you Can Trust”. In this chapter, we have “blown the whistle” on some of the practices of these professionals that cause their clients to lose money in the investment market or to pay excessive commissions or fees for advisory services.

In addition, we have included a chapter on “Con Men and Other Scoundrels” because the investor who is pre-occupied with his work or business is often as likely to lose his savings from unscrupulous or incompetent advisors as from the normal risks of the investments markets. 

Vern Jacobs and Rick Fox


 

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