Help/FAQ's

WHAT DOES THE SITE CONTAIN?
The entire contents of Money Management Letter . The site is updated bi-weekly and is available at the start of the world's business week - 9 a.m. Mondays in New Zealand, 9 p.m. Sundays in London and 4 p.m. Sundays in New York.

HOW DO I ACCESS THE CURRENT ISSUE?
To access the current issue of Money Management Letter , you need to be a subscriber or apply for a free trial. You will need to choose a user name and a password. Once we confirm receipt of your log-in details, you may access the site. You can get to the free registration form by clicking here . If you are experiencing problems with registration or access, please contact custserv3@sunbeltfs.com , Phone: 1-800-715-9195.

WHAT DOES THE FREE TRIAL ENTITLE ME TO?
Eight weeks' free access to the Money Management Letter Web site and the MML daily email.

WHAT DOES A SUBSCRIPTION ENTITLE ME TO?
A year's subscription to Money Management Letter includes the MML daily and breaking news email alerts (at the special introductory price of $2,745). It also includes complimentary access to the Money Management Letter web site (an additional $500 value).

HOW DO I SUBSCRIBE?
Click here for subscription information and to subscribe online.

HOW DO I USE THE SEARCH ENGINE?
Once you log onto this site, you will find a search box in the upper-right hand corner of most of the site's pages. To search for articles containing a particular word, just type the word into the search box and either hit the enter key or click the GO button.

To help you get more out of the search engine, we've included some tips below:

• The archives feature unlimited access with an Elite subscription.

• The search engine will display up to 300 results. If there are more than 300 articles matching your search, you will see headlines for the 300 most relevant articles.

• The results that best match your search will appear first. For example, many occurances of a word are considered more relevant than just one. If the word is higher on the page, it is considered more relevant, and it is considered highly relevant if it appears in the article's title. When two articles are equally relevant, the more recent will appear first.

• Capitalization doesn't matter. For example: BOND, boNd, and bond will all produce the same results.

• The search engine ignores common words, such as the and all , and  individual letters and numbers.

• If you enter more than one keyword, the search engine will only find results containing all of these words. To search for exact phrases or for articles that contain one word OR another, select Advanced Search .

• The Advanced Search page can be reached via the Advanced Search button on the search box or via the link on the search results page. The Advanced Search Engine offers the following additional options:

• Search method (any words, all words, exact phrase)

• Order results by relevance or by date.

• Find only articles published during a given period.

QUESTIONS STILL NOT ANSWERED?
If you still have questions, please email us at custserv3@sunbeltfs.com