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Around the PF Blogosphere: July 17, 2007
Articles I like and hope you will enjoy as well:
Five Cent Nickel shares the historical number of their net worth.
Blueprint for Financial Prosperity warns against no cost refinancing offers.
Free Money Finance suggests using insurance for big losses in life.
Mighty Bargain Hunter argues the value of stock picking contest.
Money and Such discuss asset classes, diversification and [...]
Around the PF Blogosphere: July 10, 2007
Some articles to read:
Fiscal Musing shares a practical plan to pay yourself first. The secret? Put savings/investing ahead of spending.
An English Major’s Money has a story about unusual financial planning. Unusual circumstance can lead to unusual planning. I sure don’t want to dollar-cost averaging if I win a lottery.
Grad Money Matters posts a photo essay [...]
June 2007 Highlights
Following are some highlights of June 2007 in case you missed them.
1. First Trading Experience with Zecco
It’s great that Zecco doesn’t charge commission for stock trading, but they still have a lot to do to make their system reliable and less confusing.
2. My Personal Saving and Investing System
Though a little bit complicated with so many [...]
Around the PF Blogosphere: July 3, 2007
Interesting personal finance articles you might like:
The Money Mythos posts an entry on the less obvious risks of Prosper.com. I am not really concerned about the risk the author mentioned (if I am in the P2P lending business), but the overall risk vs. reward of lending money to total strangers.
Money and Such discusses new 401(k) [...]
Around the PF Blogosphere: June 13, 2007
Interesting articles for today:
Give Me Back My Five Bucks asks how much you keep in your checking account. I have about $5,000 in BoA checking account, all the rest go to other online savings account.
My Two Dollars says sometime you have to spend money in order to make money. For instance, “investing in yourself [...]
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