Archive for the ‘Finance Links’ Category
Friday, March 21st, 2008 |
With the Easter weekend upon us, I thought it would be a good time to take a look at some interesting reading on the web and also to highlight some of the more popular recent articles here at Dividend Money.
The following are some links to recent finance carnivals that include a number of interesting and valuable articles. I always learn a few things from reading through these carnivals and I hope that you do as well. Enjoy!
Carnivals and Festivals
The Carnival of Money stories was hosted by Life Lessons of A Military Wife and she was kind enough to include my article on the lessons I learned in Real Estate Investing.
Jason Crews hosted the Money Hackers carnival for which I shared my article on reducing Student Loan debt.
The Carnival of Everything Finance was hosted at…where else but the Everything Finance Blog! I contributed my article outlining the benefits of setting up an automatic savings account.
Paid Twice hosted the Festival of Frugality which is one of my favorite carnivals and where I get a lot of money saving tips.
For those of you looking to get out of debt, take a spin through Ask Mr. Credit Card’s Debt Reduction Carnival and see if you can find a few strategies that fit your plan to get out of debt faster!
Dividend Money Round Up
Along with the articles that I submitted to the above group writing projects, I also want to highlight a few other recent posts.
I looked at investing in some Insurance companies instead of focusing on bank stocks during this market downturn.
I also told you about my 3 biggest investing mistakes, all of which happened to be with the same investment.
I’m still wondering if I should eliminate all of my debt, including my mortgage, with one move. The prospect of being completely debt free for life is very tempting!
I also showed you a strategy that details how you can save more money every month automatically.
My tax refund is still sitting in my savings account as I try to figure out the best way to use it.
Other Interesting Reading
Jim wonders if it is a good idea to pay your kids for good academic performance? I’m getting ready to be a Dad and after reading this, I’m really glad that I have some time to think this one over.
Free Money Finance shows us a detailed outline of how the American government spends the money of tax payers. Check out the comments on this article, it will crush any dreams that you ever had of becoming a politician.
Fat Pitch Financials shares a story about an old limit order that he forgot about. It was in a paper trading account, but it makes a person wonder how many REAL limit orders actually go through?
Smart Money Daily talks about credit scores and how to clean them up. This is a useful post for those of you who are looking to qualify for a mortgage. With banks tightening the purse strings, you will need all of the help that you can get to qualify for a loan. If you don’t know your credit score, you can check it for free here at Experian.
I hope that you enjoyed this weekend reading and I wish you and your family the best on this Easter weekend. Drive safely if you are taking to the roads!
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Thursday, February 28th, 2008 |
Over the past week I have been fortunate enough to have some excellent sites link to Dividend Money and send some visitors in my direction.
I certainly appreciate the gesture as I have gained many new subscribers and have had a lot of fun conversing with some new friends in the comments and via e-mail. Please feel free to contact me at any time…I love to talk about money!
My sincere thank-you goes out to the following sites, in no particular order, for sharing your readers with me this week:
Please take the time to visit these sites as they all offer nuggets of advice and wisdom that may assist you in reaching your goals and defining your financial or investing strategies.
Again, thank you to the above sites for your faith and confidence in me.
- Tyler
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Tuesday, July 31st, 2007 |
It’s not very often that I highlight other work on dividend investing, but given the choppy markets, I felt that it was necessary for you to hear some other voices on investing.
Here are some recent articles that you will enjoy.
Fat Pitch Financials asks value investors what their “Margin Of Safety” is?
A nice analysis of Bank Of America (BAC) has been put together over at Dividends Matter.
The Festival of Stocks is up at Market Prognosticator. The festival always has a lot of useful investing information and tips. Please take some time to check it out and read the posts with an open mind. I usually learn a little something each time I visit.
Fat Pitch Financials outlines some of the biggest losers of the recent stock market panic.
Charles Kirk shows us some great tools to help monitor news and fgure out what is happening with our stocks almost in real time. He also outlines the 3 Reasons Why Stocks Fall.
The Simple Dollar talks about tying investment risk to your goals and how it is never good to be shortsighted in choppy markets like these.
Investopedia chimes in with another list of why stocks slide. Check out these 5 reasons and see if you agree with them.
Find out which is better, Index funds or ETF’s!
Find out how to retire the easy way from the Fool.
The Dividend Guy shows us what the best Dividend Funds are holding.
I hope that you enjoy these articles and can learn something to apply to your own investing strategy.
Remember to formulate your own opinions and develop an investing strategy that suits your personality and lifestyle.
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Sunday, June 10th, 2007 |
It is once again time to point to some very interesting financial articles from around the web. There are collections of great personal finance and investing tips that can be found at these writing carnivals.
Please browse the following financial link carnivals with an open mind. I usually pick up at least two or three applicable tips each week.
Enjoy!
Carnival Of Long Term Investing.
Festival of Personal Finance and Investment.
Investors Blog Network.
Carnival of Wealth Building.
Carnival of Money Growth.
As I have said before, many people make a lot of money in a lot of different ways. Therefore, please take what you can from each article and apply it to your individual style and beliefs.
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