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Why Enough is Never Enough
A short tale on leg space, social status and the irony of human nature Pressing up against the window trying to create some space between himself and the...
A short tale on leg space, social status and the irony of human nature Pressing up against the window trying to create some space between himself and the...
How Japanese manage personal finance, 2009 page turners and th
As always I try to bring in my roundup the more interesting articles and posts I've encountered over the past week or two. From leading magazines: The...
The Dangers of Excess Frugality – Budgeting and Balanced Liv
"Virtue, then, is a state of character concerned with choice, lying in a mean… Now it is a mean between two vices, that which depends on excess and that...
Blame the Models? Take a Good Look in the Mirror
Is financial modeling to blame for the recent crisis? As always the fault does not lie with the tool but rather with the user. When was the last time you took...
Carnival of Financial Planning - Edition #116 - November 20, 2
This is a guest post by The Skilled Investor – A great source for Personal Finance, Investment Management, and Financial Planning Articles. Welcome to the...
From concerns over unprecedented levels of government debt to
As I've posted last week I've sold the vast majority of my 6 month dollar cost averaging portfolio. The economic environment is too shaky for my taste. I'm...
How I Bought My Son $150 Worth of Cardboard Boxes (Or Free Box
Admiring the ability to enjoy the simpler things in life As a child one of favorite sights was that of the suitcase my uncle had brought back with him...
6 Figures at 28, Leveraged portfolios & causation @ The RoundU
The better posts from fellow bloggers this past week include: The Financial Fallacy of Patterns, Causation & Correlation @ The Financial...
