I have many pet peeves, from the oh-so common misuse of scientific terms (as any number of fellow Star Wars fans could point out to you in great detail, a parsec is a unit of distance, not time) to the need to include onions in almost every dish (I’m looking at my fiancee, Sondra, for […]
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I’ve already written a bit about Adam Baker and recently released e-book, Unautomate Your Finances. But, if I know my readers, you’re not going to be satisfied until I go into deeper detail and dive headfirst into the e-book myself. Given my fondness for automating my finances, I suppose that this could provide me with
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I’ve been following Financial Samurai’s review of Capitalism: A Love Story, the newest documentary from Michael Moore. The post itself is pretty impressive (although I haven’t seen the film yet, I’ve heard quite a bit about it through the grapevine), but even more fascinating is the discussion that has ensued following it. FS had the
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In the spirit of the ‘Playful Dance‘, that is, responding to other bloggers’ posts in my own posts, I’m going to start what I hope is a long-running series where I write a response to something another author has put up. Sometimes I’ll agree, more often I’ll disagree (it gets pretty boring if everyone is
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One of the biggest problems with many personal finance books is that they are written with the assumption that everyone is the same when it comes to money. There’s a single path to financial security that is laid out, which may be different for each adviser, but assumes that everyone has the same goals and
Book Review: Master Your Money Type Read More »