Monthly Archives: September 2010
Behind The Scenes: No Transaction Fee (NTF) Fund Supermarkets » My Money Blog
Link: Behind The Scenes: No Transaction Fee (NTF) Fund Supermarkets » My Money Blog
How to write an ethical will – Barrons.com
Link: How to write an ethical will – Barrons.com
Markets Since Lehman Bankruptcy – CNBC
Link: Markets Since Lehman Bankruptcy – CNBC
Your Money – Testing Software to Write Wills on the Home Computer – NYTimes.com
Link: Your Money – Testing Software to Write Wills on the Home Computer – NYTimes.com An interesting, though very brief, look at a few software packages for doing your will. It’s still probably a good idea, even if you want to use one of these packages, to pay for an hour of an attorney’s time […]
Downside Protection Has Downsides – WSJ.com
Link: Downside Protection Has Downsides – WSJ.com More from the excellent Jason Zweig. This time, taking a look at equity-indexed annuities which supposedly offer you the upside of the market with a minimum fixed return to protect you from the downside — and how you could get the same protection without an annuity.
Get Rich Slowly – TIME
Link: Get Rich Slowly – TIME Based on Graham’s Intelligent Investor, Zweig’s excellent advice about how to pick a financial advisor, how to pick a mutual fund (or what your advisor should be considering when doing so) and how (if at all) you should pick a stock
Businessweek.com: After $75,000, Money Can’t Buy Day-to-Day Happiness
Link: Businessweek.com: After $75,000, Money Can’t Buy Day-to-Day Happiness Some interesting results about the relationship between wealth (or income) and happiness.
Economic View – College Studies for the Business of Life – NYTimes.com
Link: Economic View – College Studies for the Business of Life – NYTimes.com I think the point about statistics rather than geometry is particularly important.
NYTimes – Employers Push Costs for Health on Workers
Link: NYTimes – Employers Push Costs for Health on Workers