Kiplinger’s Best List

Posted by Sun on October 11, 2007
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The November issue of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine published their annual Best List which covered a range of products, from investments, to financial service, to travel and leisure. I don’t necessarily agree with their selections of best stocks, best mutual funds, or best credit cards, but it does give me some new information that I don’t know. For example, the magazine mentioned Muriel Siebert as the best place to invest in mutual funds. I never heard this firm before and don’t know exactly what they are offering. But it may be worth a look to see why it is recommended.

Anyway, following is the complete list of the best from the magazine. I added the links for your convenience. You may as well find something new :)

Best stocks and mutual funds

Best financial services

Best retirement tools

Best travel and consumer deals

  • Airline: Jetblue
  • Low-cost travel destination: Argentina
  • Cars: Nissan Altima, Hyundai Veracruz, and Toyota Prius
  • Turkey-day treat: Greenberg Smoked Turkey
  • Video game console: Nintendo Wii

Best web sites for investing

Best web sites for financial services:

Best web sites for insurance:

Best web sites for consumer services:

Best credit cards:

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21 Comments
October 11, 2007

This is very helpful. I still can’t believe their favorite PF Blog. I think they just looked at the total number of feed readers and decided that it must be the best. I don’t know anyone who reads them any more.

Posted by Lazy Man
October 11, 2007

Yeah I agree with Lazy on the PF Blog. They should put mine on there! :) I bet anyone who gets that kind of publicity will instantly add 20k readers.

Posted by MoneyNing
October 11, 2007

Seems like my PRNEX made the list

Thanks for the great resources Sun, and also for adding the links

Posted by Moneymonk
October 11, 2007

TRP got multiple mentions while Vanguard had only one. I don’t know if it means Vanguard is losing its luster, but apparently indexing is not everything :)

Posted by Sun
October 12, 2007

I have to agree with those credit card listed, my research gives me very similar results

Posted by CreditCardMaven

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