PT Money releases his excellent ebook, 52 Ways to Make Extra Money.
Million Dollar Journey has a post about the dreaded bill collector, and how to handle them.
Where Does All My Money Go asks what’s the point of ETFs with few holdings?
Bible Money Matters teaches buy and hold investing for beginners.
MoneyEnergy looks at 10 sweet stocks [...]
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Monthly Archives: October 2009
Friday Links
Insurance You Can Do Without – Life Insurance For Your Child
I went to a trade show this past weekend for parents that are either expecting or recently had a newborn. More than one of the booths was pushing life insurance for your newborn. They were marketing it as cheap insurance that will help you save for your child’s future and protect their rates if they [...]
Book Review – Stocks For The Long Run
Stocks For The Long Run, written by Jeremy J. Siegel, is a great book that as the name suggests, promotes the superior return of stocks over an extended period of time. The very first chart in the book shows the nominal returns of stocks, bonds, bills and gold from 1802 to 2006. While obviously we [...]
Do You Know If You Are Owed Money From A Bankruptcy?
Last week I wrote about how you can find money from an old bank account. I had hoped to hear from any readers that were able to find themselves in the Bank of Canada’s database, but there were none. I did hear from a reader that found some money owed to her, not from her [...]
10 Ways To Reduce Your Cable Or Satellite TV Bill
With the majority of households looking for ways to cut their expenses, television might be the first non-essential bill you’ll want to look at. Fortunately there are a few ways to save money on your television bill.
Look to bundle with other services. You can most likely get your television, internet and telephone all though one [...]
Friday Links
I’d like to congratulate Connie and Mandy, the winners of the Baby Week Giveaway of No-Cry Solution book sets! The books have been shipped and I hope you enjoy them!
Financial Highway looks over his fall finance to-do list.
One Mint says the fee ate his performance.
Free From Broke has another case for emergency savings, credit score.
Green [...]
A Look At Ponzi Schemes In Canada
With the current condition of the economy, there have been a couple ponzi schemes that have unraveled, leaving investors wondering what happened to their money. Two high profile investment frauds in Canada had been orchestrated by Earl Jones and recently Gary Sorenson.
Before Bernie Madoff was busted in the United States, no one had heard of [...]
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