Agency's First-Ever Web Site Devoted Exclusively to Investor Education
Washington, D.C., Oct. 22, 2009 – The Securities and Exchange Commission today launched its first-ever Web site devoted exclusively to investor education, providing investors with in-depth information and “top tips” on how to invest wisely, plan for the future, and avoid being scammed.
By visiting www.investor.gov < http://www.investor.gov/ > , investors can access information in a user-friendly format that is specifically tailored to their needs. The site includes sections specifically for those just getting started investing, for those saving for a child's education, and for those planning for retirement. It also has a detailed “Seniors Care Package” section for senior citizens and caretakers.
In a welcome video on the new site, SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro says, “Investing information is available from thousands of online resources – some good, some not so good. Through Investor.gov, we are adding our own online voice to provide investors with unbiased and factual investing information.”
Chairman Schapiro adds,
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