Around the PF Blogosphere: September 20, 2007
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- Wise Bread talks about how dollar-cost averaging can ease your nerve in a choppy market. However, DCA may not be the best investment strategy as you may think.
- Personal Finance Advise asks the priority between paying off credit card debt and building an emergency fund. It didn’t go well with me last time when I discussed credit card debt and investing.
- Boston Gal wrote a letter to ING Direct, expressing her unhappiness with their recent rate cut, the first among major banks as far as I know. Will you stick around?
- Gather Little By Little explains how to include retirement accounts in net worth calculation. I wonder what’s the meaning of including future taxes from distribution now.
- Don’t Mess with Taxes offers some tax saving ideas to pay for school.
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Thanks for the link. Basically, the meaning is to show the true known value. You know you’ll need to pay taxes, so go ahead and show the impact. Not doing so will overstate your true net worth. It really boils down to what makes you comfortable. One could argue it would be accurate with or without including taxes.
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