Roundup and Link Love: End of Summer 2010 Edition
Yeah, I know. Summer officially ends September 20th or so, but when the kids go back to school, let’s face it: summer’s over. We’re caught up in back to school-itis. Here are some great articles and posts I read this week. Check ‘em out!
Democrats, Republicans, and the Federal Debt Since 1979 – you might be surprised.
Lowest Paying College Degrees – going in with your eyes open if you choose one of these degrees.
Is College Still Worth the Debt? – hmm, maybe. I think it depends on how much debt and how much you can expect to earn with your degree.
How To Finance Your Degree The Smart Way – debt isn’t your only option! Be sure and check out ALL scholarship opportunities.
Expense Ratios as Predictors of Mutual Fund Performance – it really does make a difference (just like How A Second Grader Beats Wall Street predicted).
The Switch: From Paying Interest to Earning It – wow, what a concept!
MonaVie Blackmails Me – this is precisely why I LOATHE multi-level marketing companies. That and my personal experience … but these people take the cake.
What Is A Secured Credit Card? — if you have to ask, you just might need one!
Stores can now refuse small credit card charges – I hope you make it a habit to carry some cash.
2011 Tax Calculator for Income Tax Planning – it’s never too early to do some tax planning.
403b Rollover To Roth IRA — with all the tax uncertainty we’re facing, it makes sense to move money into a vehicle that can grow tax free.
What do you Think of Sure ‘Investments’ Articles? – Evan always hates the word always!
Making an Offer on a Home: How to Negotiate a Deal — it’s always a good idea to be prepared for negotiations on your largest purchase.
3 Essential Building Blocks for Greater Happiness – I bet you won’t think of these three.
Military Deployment Financial Checklist — a great resource for the people who are putting their lives on the line to keep our country safe.
Free Online Tools for Tracking Your Goals – a goal that isn’t tracked and measured is just a dream.
How To Get Free Credit Monitoring — I’m still paying for mine, but maybe there IS an alternative
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