Archive for March, 2009
Asset Allocation: An Important Part of All Financial Plans
This is a guest post by Mike Smith. Mike is an electrical engineer with a passion for personal finance. He is the author of the personal finance and investing blog Richer by the Day, as well as a daily contributor to the Lending Club blog. Asset allocation is an important part of portfolio planning, but [...]
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Friday Finance Findings for March 13th
It’s another Friday the 13th, but this one feels like just any other day. Haven’t walked under any ladders, crossed a black cat, or broken any mirrors so it should be just fine. On the baby front, we’re still just waiting. It could be any day now, so we’re just sitting around waiting for the [...]
Generation X Has Taken a One-Two Punch in These Economic Times
Two Bursting Bubbles in 10 Years Dish Out Hard Times In this latest financial meltdown a lot of attention has been spent talking about the baby boomers who are looking to retire but have recently seen their nest egg drop 30% or more in a little over a year. This is obviously a significant event [...]
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