#035 — Links O’ The Week
It has been another busy week for me, but I’ve managed to find time to read a few other blogs here and there. Linked below are some articles I found interesting.
This week I’m planning on posting an interview with the creators of MoneyStrands, which is a spending & financial tracking program, similar to Mint or Wesabe. I’m also anticipating talking about wills & estate planning. I may even have a guest post from another blogger, and of course, life happens so we’ll check in with current events if need be.
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Links O’ The Week
How many times have you heard that it is “normal” to have credit cards, car payments, and student loans — to the point where you’re ridiculed if you don’t have this bondage in your life? Frugal Dad discusses this in what he calls The “But Everyone Has A…” Mentality.
Do you want to learn about economics, finances, investing and day trading? Best Forex Brokers lists 50 Free Open Courseware Classes for Investors and Day Traders.
Christian Personal Finance talks about Major Money Mistakes: Paying Too Much For A Car.
The Wisdom Journal gives us a few links to educate us on economics.
No Debt Plan gives us advice on how to Cut Monthly Costs by Asking for a Discount.
Weakonomics gives us The Pros and Cons of the Income Tax, with a great link to a graph of the world’s income tax rates.
Stretchy Dollar says It Doesn’t Matter How Much You Make, but what you do with what you have. Judging by his examples of the numerous pro athletes and lottery winners that are again broke after their big paydays, I’d say he has a point!
Fiscal Fizzle gives us 10 Reasons Why Budgets Fail.
