Posts I Enjoyed Last Week

Ben at Money Smart Life discussed how to start your eBay business without incurring credit card debt. For short-term obligation, my favorite way to borrow the money is to get 12-month 0% APR credit card.

Jeremy at Generation X Finance answered reader’s question about whole lift insurance and concludes that a term policy may be a better choice.

Lazy Man at Lazy Man and Money was surprised when an email he received declares “Prosper beats S&P 500.” Well, they can choose to tweak the data the way they want to make their business look appealing, it’s still not for me.

Golbguru at Money, Matter, and More Musings examined the relationship between intelligence and wealth and found that good financial management doesn’t necessarily require high intelligence. It does, however, need discipline.

Silicon Valley Blogger at The Digerati Life shared a story on how NOT to promote yourself or your business if you want to success, plus a list of recommendations on what should be done.

Jim at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity talked about how you should compare salaries and reminded us it’s never a good to compare ourselves with others.

FMF at Free Money Finance posted how much money you can borrow to build your own home plus a book giveaway.

Nickel at Five Cent Nickel had something to say on how to make money in stock market.

JLP at AllFinancialMatters responded to an “advice” which suggested whenever one feels nervous about the fluctuation of the stock market, get out and wait “for at least three weeks, then wait until I started feeling confident about the stock market again.” Wow! What if the market drops again right after getting back in after three weeks? Get out, wait, then jump back in again? MBH at Might Bargain Hunter also joined the discussion with his own reasonings. Investing is not gambling. Why let emotion control your investment behavior? Why not develop a diversified portfolio based on risk tolerance, return expectation and investment time frame and stick to it?

Finally, I participated last weeks Carnival of Personal Finance hosted at The Simple Dollar with my post on how FNBO made me feel uncomfortable of doing business with them. I also contributed to Festival of Stocks held at Fully Stocked. My post discussed the newly IPOed Chinese stock EJ (E-House Holdings).

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