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MoneyLetter Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

At MoneyLetter, we understand that navigating the world of investing can raise numerous questions. That’s why we’ve developed a FAQ section designed to address the most common inquiries from our subscribers and community members. Whether you’re curious about our subscription tiers, the benefits of MoneyLetter Plus, or how to access your digital newsletters, our FAQ provides clear and concise answers to help you make the most of our services.

Our FAQ covers general publication questions, subscription questions, and technical support questions for accessing our online resources. By providing this centralized information hub, we aim to empower you with the knowledge needed to confidently manage your investments and utilize our tools effectively. If you have serious financial questions, we’re happy to help answer it if you submit the form in our CONTACT page.

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General

What is MoneyLetter's long-term track record?

This sensible, proven mutual fund strategy has consistently delivered outstanding risk-adjusted performance for more than a decade. View our Long-Term Performance HERE.

How are the MoneyLetter Model Portfolios created/managed?

Based on this proprietary approach, funds “earn” their way into the Model Portfolios. First, hard-nosed fundamental economic analysis is used to determine the asset allocation mix that is most compatible with your risk profile and the current investment climate. Proprietary valuation and ranking techniques are then applied to our comprehensive database so that only the very best mutual funds and ETFs are selected. As a MoneyLetter subscriber, you provide the final—and most important—element: decision-making based on your risk tolerance, time horizon, tax situation, and income requirements.

Why mutual funds and not stocks?

In a nutshell, professional management, diversification, safety, liquidity, and service. If you were to manage your own portfolio of stocks, you’d have to research, select, and monitor thousands of securities to construct a diversified portfolio of stocks. There’s an easier way. Mutual funds offer numerous advantages to individual investors, including toll-free switching, checking privileges, automatic dividend and capital gains reinvestment, and trained customer service reps.

What is the MoneyLetter Hotline?

This is a special weekly update service provided to MoneyLetter subscribers at no extra cost! We’re determined to provide you with the most accurate advice, and this means making sure you have the most recent market analysis and new Buy, Hold, and Sell recommendations. The MoneyLetter Hotline is emailed every Thursday morning.

How much money must I have to use the MoneyLetter newsletter strategy?
  • You can invest in most MoneyLetter-recommended funds with as little as $2,500.
  • To create a diversified portfolio, you’ll want to begin with at least $10,000 – $15,000.
  • And if you’d rather let a leading mutual fund expert increase your wealth, contact Asset Strategy Advisors, exclusive providers of the “MoneyLetter Managed Account Program.” Minimum investment is $250,000.
How often is MoneyLetter published?

This award-winning newsletter is published every month (12 issues per year).

Which portfolio should I follow?

MoneyLetter is dedicated to helping you increase your wealth based upon your risk tolerance. Discover your ‘Risk Score’ under ‘Resources’ to find out what type of investor you are! Together with the monthly issues, the investing tools, MoneyLetter Videos, and the weekly Hotline, you’ll have everything you need for financial success!

MoneyLetter Subscription

Is it possible to have my MoneyLetter newsletter emailed to me?

Of course! You can make this selection when you subscribe. If you’re already a subscriber, just contact us. Please include “Email-only MoneyLetter” and your account number. Your account number can be found on your MoneyLetter mailing label right above your name.

How do I login to my account?

To login online:

  1. Go to www.moneyletter.com
  2. Click on “Subscriber Login” in the upper right hand corner
  3. Choose your subscription
  4. In the “Username” field, type your MoneyLetter Account Number found on your MoneyLetter mailing label right above your name
  5. In the “Password” field, type your five-digit zip code
  6. Email us at service@moneyletter.com if you need assistance
  7. Your subscription account link is included in every Hotline message
Is there a discount for receiving the online version of MoneyLetter only?

Yes, currently there is a $2.00 discount per issue if you receive MoneyLetter via email. 

Email delivery will have your MoneyLetter to you the same day it’s published!

If I download MoneyLetter from the website, in what format will it be?

The MoneyLetter newsletter is a downloadable PDF.

When is the newest MoneyLetter available on the website?

You can see the most recent issue no later than noon on the Wednesday prior to the mailing date. Want more specific schedule information? See the MoneyLetter Schedule under Resources.

Technical

Can I change my username and password?

Not at this time. If you’re having trouble logging in, contact us.

I'm having technical troubles with the electronic issue of MoneyLetter. What should I do?

Having trouble downloading your MoneyLetter Issue?

  • In your subscription account, download the PDF by clicking “download” and then right-click on the issue. Then choose “Save Target As.” Change the “Save in:” directory to the desktop and click “Save.” Go to your desktop and open the MoneyLetter PDF by double-clicking the file.

Having trouble reading when I click “View?”

  • You can expand the size of the document by using the + magnifying glass at the bottom of the “reader.”
  • You can also move the document around by dragging it with your mouse.
  • If you’re using a tablet or smart phone, you can expand the document with your fingers.
What is Acrobat Reader?

Acrobat Reader is the free software that lets you see the MoneyLetter newsletter PDF. The Reader works on most major operating systems.