Posts I Enjoyed Last Week

Silicon Valley Blogger listed a dozen ways to fight the inflation. In the long term, the simplest way is to build a portfolio that generates positive net return after inflation.

Jeremy at Generation X Finance took a look at asset transfer related issues in a series of posts. It’s a very informative discussion on the means to conduct asset transfer.

Golbguru at Money, Matter, and More Musings updated a bunch of high yield online savings accounts. So far it seems ING is the only one actually lowered the rates.

Lazy Man at Lazy Man and Money wanted to build a lazy portfolio with nothing but a few ETFs. Interestingly, I ended up having the identical selection of funds when I was considering a simple portfolio.

Ben at Money Smart Life offered a creative way to determine what to sell on eBay. It won’t be an easy to gather the information from your local UPS/FedEx stores, but it could help if the method works.

Nickel at Five Cent Nickel presented some debt reduction strategies.

FMF at Free Money Finance had 5 reason ETFs beat their mutual fund counterparts.

Jim at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity asked how you organize your financial documents.

MBH at Mighty Bargain Hunter talked about some windfall psychology.

NCN at No Credit Needed had a guest post on dividend investment.

My Wealth Builder has some stories about people retiring before fifty.

The Financial Buff discovered what he called the best checking account.

My Two Dollars wondered whether you have ever spent on anything.

Finally, I participated in last week’s Carnival of Personal Finance host at Money, Matter, and More Musings. My contribution is using FINRA’s online tool to analyze mutual costs.

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