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 on why your job isn’t the suckiest. I like the zoo employee photo
• Money and Such discusses the pros and cons of portfolio rebalancing. As I understand, the result of rebalancing is twofold: sell high and buy low, and maintain the desired asset allocation.
• My Money Blog takes a look at TIAA-CREF’s traditional annuity. However, I don’t think I will be considering annuity any time soon.

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