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Best of Million Dollar Journey Oct 2009

Book Winners

Seems that there was quite a bit of interest in the book “Super Trader” as there were numerous entries.  Out of all the entries, 3 were randomly chosen as winners of a free copy.  Here are the winners:

  1. Linda
  2. Jeff W.
  3. Desmond C.

Top 5 Posts of October 2009

  1. How Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) Works - With the big hype about the tax efficiency of dividend income, the AMT makes sure that the government gets their share.
  2. Prepaid Credit Card Comparison - After receiving a generous prepaid credit card as a gift, I wrote a review discussing the merits and pitfalls.
  3. Tips for buying and selling on Kijiji - Staff writer Kathryn discusses some tips when doing business on Kijiji.
  4. Why Don’t Financial Planners Plan Finances -  This article lists various reasons why financial planners don’t create basic financial plans for their clients.  What do you think?
  5. Creating a Frugal Halloween – Even though Halloween has just passed, here are some great tips for Halloween in future years.

Top Referrers

  1. Canadian Capitalist
  2. Canadian Money Forum
  3. The Globe and Mail
  4. Four Pillars
  5. Frugal Dad

Top Comment Contributors



4 Comments, Comment or Ping

  1. 1. This is why I opened an ING account

    congrats to the winners! well that was a good week of articles.
    cheers

  2. 2. Linda

    How would I know if I was the “Linda” winner? Would you have emailed me? Thanks.

  3. Thanks for the links – I’m glad to send some traffic back your way.

  4. Congrats to the three winners =D and also job well done to those who continue to contribute to this awesome financial blog =D

    Till then,

    Jean

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