Are you looking to lease a new car? Make sure you read Million Dollar Journey’s care leasing tips.
Index fund vs Active Managers this is a continuous debate in the investment industry, as far as I see it index funds always beat active managers The Dividend Guy provides some prove to back this up.
Extended warranties always a controversial discussion, some like it others hate it. I like the extended warranty plans for certain items, but not always Nickel @ Five Cent Nickel shares how to create your own Extended Warranty Fund.
Are you trying to beat the market? Looking for low P/E ratios and undervalued companies? I am not, neither is The Oblivious Investor: Fear, Responsibility, and Investing.
“Just saving $25/month won’t get me far” I hear these arguments constantly, people seem to underestimate the power of small Canadian Finance Blog points how out important small steps can be.
Although being frugal seems to become fashionable again, yet people often mistake someone frugal as being broke. Chance are those with all the luxuries are the ones who are broke. “People look good, smell good, but are all broke”, Frugal Dad is tired of being thought of as broke, he is frugal NOT broke.
Carnivals
My Life ROI hosted the Carnival of Personal Finance
Military Finance Network hosted Money Hacks Carnival
If you have included me in a Carnival that I missed please send me a quick email.
Enjoy your weekend!
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Thanks for the mention. Have a good weekend Ray!
Thanks for including my article. I wasn’t sure how well that one went over, hehe.
Great info on the car leasing tips. It’s important to drive the car a lot, like 10 miles before you buy it to make sure you are completely happy FIRST.