Friday Links – Canadian Finance Blog

How to Retire Rich divulged 6 Reasons to Buy Dividend Stocks in a Volatile Market. Their reasons are quite convincing.
The year is almost over and that means it’s time to start thinking about investing in 2012. Thankfully The Globe and Mail has made those decisions easier by releasing their list of Four of the Best Investment Opportunities for 2012.
This week Million Dollar Journey went back to the basics and discussed the differences in mutual funds with its article, A Primer on Closed-End Funds. Do you know all you need to know?
More and more seniors are retiring with debt. Will you be one of them? Canadian Personal Finance Blog wrote a great piece about Seniors and Debt this week.
I can’t help but share an article by the Canadian Couch Potato because it’s title caught my eye. What Moneyball Can Teach You About Investing is a well-written post that inspires and educates.
This week The Dividend Ninja featured a great guest poster who explained, How a Vacation Can Teach You About Financial Markets.
The Simple Dollar shared a frightening post this week but it’s one that we certainly need to read. It’s A Dose of Financial Reality that shows us how wages, food prices, and college tuition today compare to the 1970s.
The holidays are nearly here and that means MintLife is posting, Layaway is Back! They’re sharing some great buys that you can save a lot of money on if you follow their layaway tips and tricks.
This week Amateur Asset Allocator talked about a rather unpleasant topic: bankruptcy. More specifically they answered the question, How Long Does Bankruptcy Stay On Your Credit Report?
For any students out there, you’ll want to read the newest post on Studenomics. It shares How My Friend Landed a Dream Job on Facebook & How You Can Do it.