It's been a full month since I added a site to my sidebar link list, even though I've had numerous requests from fellow site owners. I apologize for all the rejections, but I'm just careful about adding unfamiliar sites to my blogroll. However, if … [Read more...] about Share the Love Review #6 – Stock Trading 101
Leave it to one of the most expensive colleges in America to provide its students the option to take a course in Personal Finance 101. George Washington University here in Washington D.C. is offering "a series of financial literacy workshops for … [Read more...] about College course for personal finance – Is it too late to teach our children?
Millionster posted an interesting personal growth article titled "Pick up the Can", and I'd like to relate my own mental roadblocks that I've finally lifted. For the last 6 years since graduating college, I've had the opportunity to pursue a … [Read more...] about Mental roadblocks to personal growth
No Credit Needed has posted the 70th Festival of Frugality over at ncnblog.com. This festival collects submitted articles about all topics frugal, and is fast becoming my favorite (yes, even over the Carnival of Personal Finance). I find most of the … [Read more...] about 70th Festival of Frugality is up!
Reader Eric Faith sent me two counterpoints to my article "10 reasons why you shouldn't complain about paying taxes". I posted the first article titled "Social Security is far from a good thing" yesterday, and today I'll follow it up with a … [Read more...] about Reader Counterpoint: Minimum wage is for sissies!
Reader Eric Faith was so perturbed by my article "10 reasons you shouldn't complain about paying taxes" that he just had to send me an article to argue why social security is bad. Actually, I saw his comment and asked him to write an article since I … [Read more...] about Reader Counterpoint: Social Security is far from a good thing
