Weekly Wisdom: Endless Personal Finance Advice Summer
Summer is heading into the home stretch.
We’re going to keep the temperatures high here, though. Here are some great links on personal finance and self-improvement.
One of the struggles most investors face is taming their emotions. Free From Broke offers dollar cost averaging as one remedy to emotional investing.
Simple Trading System caught this: BP is selling assets to Apache.
It’s kind of like a McMansion for a hobbit. Man finds contentment in an 89 square foot house, courtesy of Faithful with a Few.
This could be a demographic time bomb. Finance Samurai points out that there are now more senior workers than teen workers.
From PlugIn ID: 7 Luxuries You Forget You Have.
Here’s something to remember, courtesy of the Happiness Project, the things that go wrong often make the best memories.
A little honesty here. We don’t always live up to our own advice here in the personal financial community. Budgets are Sexy comes clean: 12 Ways I Don’t Set and Example.
To convert to a Roth, or not to convert. Aye. That is the question. Find out what Joe Taxpayer thinks with this post.
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is one of my favorite financial books of all time. It's an allegory about a guy who has a terrible job, and how he overcomes challenges to achieve his dreams.
Aww, don’t go reminding us that there’s only so much of Summer left!
Thanks for mentioning mine (and Jesse’s) dollar cost averaging article.
It is a demographic time bomb indeed! Kiss our social security goodbye, whee!
I kissed it goodbye a long time ago.
Sorry, but I had to. You bet. Thanks for a great post of DCA.
McMansion for a hobbit? That is too funny! Thanks for mentioning my article on your site.
Hey, no problem. Glad you liked the humor.