Shhhh! Check Out What Your Library Has for Investors

Attending an AAII chapter meeting can expose you to helpful local resources you may not know about.

Attending a local chapter meeting can give you more than just the opportunity to meet fellow AAII members and learn from great speakers—it can also expose you to helpful resources. The AAII Cleveland Chapter, for instance, works with our local libraries to provide additional education.

We leverage library resources of meeting rooms, internet access and video production to make meetings geographically accessible in an inviting and comfortable setting. Partnering with business reference librarians, the AAII Cleveland Chapter hosts invigorating speakers on topics of interest. The librarians will often prepare a book cart of holdings related to a partner library/AAII chapter presentation for participants to check out for additional research after a presentation.

Many libraries also provide access to specialized business-related databases and periodical publications with subscription costs that are prohibitive for an individual. These resources help you to conduct further research and pursue ideas that may enhance portfolio performance.

These partnerships serve both AAII and the libraries through greater participation, increased circulation and promotion of shared educational goals. Attending your local chapter meetings can expose you to valuable resources and partnerships you may not have known existed, from premium research databases to expert networking opportunities that would be costly to access individually. These creative collaborations demonstrate how AAII’s local chapters expand their impact and value to members far beyond traditional meeting formats. 

—Dennis Lewis, Cleveland Chapter Leader

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Discussion

DAVID H from IL posted 7 months ago:

Wonderful article. I am fortunate enough to live near a university library that allows access to seniors over 62. I get access to Barrons, Investors Business Daily, Bloomberg Businessweek and about 6 different financial databases that would cost me $1,000s on my own dime. Whether public or university, libraries are very much still relevant and offer a hectic-free location to get real personal investment research done. Yes, I cannot take my coffee in with me but, the advantages of the library are well worth it. And all you have to do is go. Oh, I have actually made some friends of undergrad and grad students there.


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