Lazy Man Answers a Money Question

First, I started giving a weekly review of my finances, soon after came guest posts and Personal Finance Weekend Reviews. Today, I've been included in the debut of the Money Question.

The concept is pretty simple. Someone submits a question and a few personal finance bloggers tackle it the best we can. By the end of the article the person asking the question has lot of ideas to explore. All the usual disclaimers apply, such as seek out a financial professional. This may be more true than usual because often the questions will come with only half the information.

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Money Question

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Posted by Lazy Man on April 12, 2007

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Related posts:

1. Write For Lazy Man and Money
2. Best of Lazy Man and Money – Volume 1
3. Let’s Play “Invest Lazy Man’s Money”
4. Lazy Man and Money Steps into Web 2.0
5. Today Lazy is Young and Broke…

One Response to “Lazy Man Answers a Money Question”

1. Kenric says:

   April 14, 2007 at 9:37 am

   Hi Lazyman,

   I wrote a post about non-financial goals and how they influence our financial goals. I’d like to see a post on your opinion of them. I guess it’s not really a money question unless I ask it this way, “Do you have non-financial goals and how do they affect your financial goals?”

   My post is here:
   http://www.livelearninvest.com/2007/04/13/non-financial-goals-what-are-they-and-why-should-we-have-them/