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Weekend Reading – Personal Finance Books, Stocks and CPP

Canadian Money Forum has a huge discussion on Favorite Personal Finance Books.

The Digerati Life shows us the advantages of a buying a mobile home.

Canadian Capitalist talks about CARP’s proposal for a Universal Pension Plan.

Lazy Man and Money has tips on how to Save Money on Cell Phones.

Michael James on Money talks about the challenges of shorting stock.

Generation X Finance lists 8 Small Changes You Can Make to Save an Extra $100 This Month.

Canadian Dream unravels the CPP calculation mystery.

The Sun’s Financial Diary declares that PowerShares Shut down 19 ETFs.

Four Pillars asks what does frugal mean to you?

Frugal Dad tells us about some Crazy Ways To Save Money.

Thicken My Wallet has a commentary on Investing in China: separating fact from fiction

Money Smart Life admits that he doesn’t budget.

Where Does All My Money Go defines the term Turn on Assets.

Brip Blap writes about the benefits of being positive in the article when things go right.

The Financial Blogger has A Frugal Tip To Stop The Urge Of Buying.

My Dollar Plan has An Auction Experience to Remember.



7 Comments, Comment or Ping

  1. Thanks for the mention. Have a great weekend!

  2. Thanks FT! Have a great weekend!

  3. Thanks for the link.

    Take care,
    Tim

  4. Thanks for the link!

  5. Thanks for the link.

  6. Thanks for the link FT – have a great weekend!

  7. Once again, thanks for the roundup – I’ve already read a few of these, will look at the others. Have a great weekend!

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