Archive for February, 2008
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Three Things that I Learned From the “Worst” Personal Finance Book
It is the opinion of many, many people that Rich Dad, Poor Dad is the worst personal finance book. It is widely considered the Gigli of personal finance books. That said, there are some strong supporters of the book, but they appear to be in the minority.
If it’s possible to learn from what [...]Popularity: 2% [?]
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Monthly Review - January Edition
January Blog Review…
Top Articles
Here are the top articles I wrote, voted on by… me.I wrote about the seven things you must do to prepare for an emergency
I finished the month off with a detailed comparison of personal finance to football.
I won a blogging award.
I detailed my 2008 goals
I wrote why I chose Netflix over Blockbuster.
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Heading to Prosper Days…
I’m going to Prosper’s annual community conference today. I plan on reporting back with what I’ve learned this week. I expect to hear at least one or two announcements worth passing on.
In other news, I’ll be giving away a couple of copies of H&R Block’s Taxcut (Premium online edition) in the next couple [...]Popularity: 1% [?]
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Weekend Links - Napa Treat Edition
Yesterday, I had the unique opportunity to get a couple of private tastings and tours in Napa. It was due to a connection that I had through a group that I am a part of. We drank bottles of very rare production lines. This reinforced my notion that it’s often more about [...]
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Tax the Unhealthy - Lazy Man’s Thoughts
[This is my response to a two-part guest post by Adfecto of Aspire 2 Wealth. You might want to read both part 1 and part 2 before continuing. The topic is controversial and as I imagined it drew many strong feelings from commenters]
I’d like to address a few of the main points that [...]Popularity: 2% [?]
