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Weekly Wisdom: Energizing Your Money Muscles

Can financial muscles be exercised like your physical muscles?

Absolutely. The more reps–that’s when you make the right decisions–the more making follow-up decisions become easier and easier. You can flex your money muscles easily.

If you’re ready to work your money muscles out, I recommend a couple of these posts. They’re like steroids for your money muscles.

No performance-enhancing drug tests will be administered after you’re done reading either.

A bigger salary may help your financial status, but Monevator asks, Will a higher salary make you happy.

From Wake Up Cloud, here’s an interview with blogger and internet marketer Dave Navarro.

Everyone should be motivated to create an emergency fund. Gen Y Wealth offers a three-tiered investment approach to creating an emergency fund.

Financial Samurai hit on an amazing truth: Only the poor and super rich say money can’t buy happiness.

Here’s some tips on how to invest in bonds from Consumer Boomer.

College grads (or soon to be grads) should check out Money Smart Life for best jobs out there for graduates.

Balance Junkie dispels some myths on investing.

On MoneyNing, here’s a question: What can’t you live without?

Gloom and Boom? Here’s Marc Faber’s take on Plan B Economics.

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  1. Ben
    June 6th, 2010 at 09:06 | #1
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    Thanks for mentioning my post on jobs for college grads! The technology and health care industries are good places for grads to be right now.

  2. matt
    June 6th, 2010 at 14:54 | #2
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    You’re welcome. It was a great post. Thanks for letting grads out there know where their best chances of employment are!

  3. Financial Samurai
    June 6th, 2010 at 22:41 | #3
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    Thanks for the highlight Matt! Hope all is well!

    Best, Sam

  4. matt
    June 7th, 2010 at 01:07 | #4
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    You’re welcome, Sam. That was one of my favorite posts!
    –Matt

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