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Weekend Reading - June 27, 2008

Canadian Capitalist and Canadian Dream have both responded to my post on choosing between family and money. Canadian Capitalist says that “Passive Investing lets you have a Life.” Meanwhile, Canadian Dream has own thoughts in “A Reply to Money and Family.”

Mrs. Micah hosted the latest Carnival of Personal Finance. We submitted a primer on how to buy and sell shares on the stock market.

Mr. Cheap from Quest for Four Pillars has an interesting article that features an alternative to net worth. The theory is to instead of calculating total net worth, to calculate how many years you could LIVE on your net worth. Basically give those who are more frugal a higher score.

WhereDoesAllMyMoneyGo has a detailed article explaining the P/E Ratio or Price Earnings Ratio.

Thicken My Wallet and The MoneyGardener responded to my post about a potential global market crash. Thicken My Wallet asks “How bad will the economy get and what can I do?” While The MoneyGardener asks “are you ready for the market crash?

The Dividend Guy gives us 3 Possible Actions to Take with a Dividend Decrease.

Can I get Rich on Salary has an inspiration writeup in “Success Stories: Age 49, Beating Back Brain Cancer, and Beating the Market to the Tune of $3,000,000.”

The Financial Blogger shows us How to Find a Good Financial Advisor.

More great stories from around the blog world will be posted tomorrow.

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8 Comments, Comment or Ping

  1. Thanks for the link. Enjoy your weekend!

  2. Thx for the mention!
    More to come on how to find a good financial advisor next week ;-)
    I’m actually writing my CFP (certified financial planner) exam tomorrow :-D

  3. FB, you are one hard worker! Doing your MBA and CFP at the same time??
  4. 4. Cavil

    FT, I am working on MBA (Finance) and CFA. For me, its totally fascinating as the CFA study material and what you learn in and MBA classes have very good correlation (at least Level 1& 2 I believe). Overall, I get a chance to double check the concepts and learn about different asset classes in investments so that I can decide where my interest guides me :)

  5. I appreciate the link FT! Have a good weekend.

  6. Thanks for the link FT - have a great weekend! :)

  7. Thanks for the link. Have a good weekend.

  8. 8. Mr. Cheap

    Thanks for the link! Enjoy the holiday weekend.

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