The Internet can be an incredibly rich source of financial information for those who know how to use it. In Mutual Funds on the Net he shows the millions of curious Net users how to zero-in on and fully exploit the information they need to make wise mutual fund investments. He shows exactly how to make the most of investment resources by going right to sites like Fidelity and Schwab, and also through Prodigy, America Online, and other Web locations.

• Contains step-by-step lessons on how to use online mutual fund brokers



• Tells where and how to access the top 20 mutual fund families online as well as online newsletters and financial news



• Lists locations of individual and government databases and private bulletin boards, and mutual fund investment clubs

PAUL B. FARRELL, JD, PhD, (Santa Monica, California), is a technology columnist for Mutual Fund Magazine and President of Wall Street News, an Internet-based news service. His other books include Investor's Guide to the Internet and Expert Investing on the Net, both from Wiley.