Weekend Link Love
Twas another fabulous week in the pf blogosphere. Here are a few I recommend.
Investing Made Simple by Oblivious Investor
Author Mike Piper has generously decided to offer his readers a free pdf download of his upcoming book “Investing Made Simple.” I haven’t had a chance to read it yet, but if it’s anything like his last book (Oblivious Investing) it should be great. I’ll be traveling to Chicago on business this week so hopefully I’ll have plenty of reading time in the evenings.
Getting Married: A Losing Financial Proposition?
Amy ponders the financial implications of tying the knot. Investors with a lot of assets actually have a lot to lose from the arrangement.
What Are REITs by ABCs Of Investing
A brief overview of the advantages and disadvantages of Real Estate Investment Trusts as an asset class.
Advantages And Disadvantages Of Investing In Gold Bullion vs Coins vs ETFs by Money Energy
I’m not a gold investor myself, but I personally favor gold ETFs because they’re just so darn easy. If the world financial system collapses to the point of the dollar becoming worthless, I think we would revert to a barter economy in which gold would be almost as worthless as the dollar. You can’t eat gold.
People Will Judge You Based On Your Name by Consumerism Commentary
Personally, I find people most often judge me based on my stunning good looks and keen intellect, but this theory has merit too.
Lower Your Cable Bill In 10 Minutes by Cash Money Life
I know of several people who’ve had success with this very method.
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Thanks for the link!
Thanks for mentioning the book.
I hope your trip to Chicago goes well.
Thanks for the mention! Glad the article seemed useful. I think gold ETFs are convenient in more ways than one, too. Convenience trumping the value of holding the physical gold itself. But I still think ideally it’s good to have the diversification, just in case.