Accumulating wealth is like building The Great Wall, one brick at a time
Category: PF blogoshpereBy Sun on Mar 30, 2008 in PF blogoshpere | 1 Comment
Is Generation X Responsible for the Real Estate and Mortgage Problems? Generation X Finance talked about the trouble of the housing market and the place of Gen X in the economy.
How Money Challenges Prevent You From Building The Life You Love The Digerati Life offered her opinion on the financial challenges we are facing […]
By Sun on Mar 27, 2008 in PF blogoshpere | 0 Comments
Hope you enjoy these articles:
Don’t know how to determine the asset allocation of your portfolio? The Dividend Guy says you probably can get some ideas from asset allocations of pension funds. Another place I can suggest is the portfolios of lifecycle funds (or target-date funds) which adjust their holdings based the target date.
Moneymonk has a […]
By Sun on Mar 23, 2008 in PF blogoshpere | 1 Comment
crowdsourcing at Birp Blap
Crowdsourcing is - at a very basic level - throwing a task or request for information out into the public, and accumulating and selecting the best results. The theory is similar to “getting a second opinion.”
Managing Your Money is Easier Said Than Done at Money Smart Life
Have you ever given anyone advice, […]
By Sun on Mar 20, 2008 in PF blogoshpere | 3 Comments
Here are some articles I found worth reading:
Consumerism Commentary has a post on a study which shows that payday loans cause more bankruptcies. The conclusion should be of no surprise if you know what payday loan is and how it works.
Haven’t filed your tax return yet? Check out a review of TurboTax by The Digerati […]
By Sun on Mar 16, 2008 in PF blogoshpere | 0 Comments
Ben at Money Smart Life has some idea on how to spend a bonus check. I am quit boring and I don’t treat a bonus check any differently than other checks I receive every other week: put it in my bank.
Lazy Man at Lazy Man and Money wondered whether he’s officially cheap, just becomes more […]
By Sun on Mar 12, 2008 in PF blogoshpere | 2 Comments
Here are some articles that I found interesting today:
AllFinancialMatters built a all-ETF retirement portfolio model with equal allocation to six sectors plus cash. I am not surprised by the portfolio’s calculated return so far this year given how much commodities have gained. It also emphasizes the importance of having a diversified portfolio.
Sense to Save talked […]
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