Posts I Enjoyed Last Week

Posted by Sun on March 25, 2007
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Henry at Binary Dollar has some ideas on investing in The Sun (not me :D) and the wind. The idea makes me think should we go green? Not far away at The Digerati Life, Silicon Valley Blogger also has some ideas on investing, some more fundamental ones: How to create a solid investment plan. I know I can use some of the tips.

If option trading is part of your trading activities, you probably have known OptionsXpress already (I saw their ads on CNBC). If not, then read this review by Jeremy at Generation X Finance. Apparently, their services are not limited to options.

Consider lending money on Prosper.com? Take a look at this post as Lazy Man at Lazy Man and Money revealed his three-step Prosper success secret. It’s unlikely that Prosper.com will make you rich, but the 12-16% return sure looks attractive (to some extents).

This week’s muse news is from Golbguru at Money, Matter, and More Musings as he makes an appealing case on how to save thousands of dollars by making smart decision on which vehicle to buy.

Ben at Money Smart Life has some tips for landlords who can’t take care of their rental properties on a daily basis. The tips may be small, but the savings are big (thousands of dollars).

Going to Vagas? Then don’t forget to arm yourself with knowledge you need to win big. Jonathan at My Money Blog has a post on which game gives you the best chance to win. But no matter what, the house is always the winner.

TJP at Investor Trip takes a look various places to open a Roth IRA account and shows the big difference in accumulated wealth even when delaying just one year in starting the investment.

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