Personal Finance Advice

A few weeks ago I wrote about books that are valuable for every level of financial knowledge. Almost all of those books were “how-to” books or books about developing and implementing investment strategies. This week I’m going to recommend a different type of financial book. These are the books that don’t teach you how to [...]

I’m a huge fan of reading. I believe that reading, both fiction and non-fiction, is a great way to learn new things and be exposed to more than you typically see in your daily life. If you want to learn something new, like personal finance, you can’t beat a good book. You can go at [...]

Weekend reading is a round-up of personal finance reading that has caught our eye that may be of interest to you:
Stamp Out Hunger Day
May 10th is national “Stamp Out Hunger” day. On Saturday, May 10th, your mail carrier will collect any non perishables that you have and donate them to food banks in over 10,000 [...]

Weekend reading is a round-up of personal finance reading that has caught our eye that may be of interest to you:
Discussions From The Forums
These are threads started this past week within the forums which have created quite a bit of discussion:

Is This is What Americans Consider Sacrifice These Days?
Stay at home or Work?
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Weekend reading is a round-up of personal finance reading that has caught our eye that may be of interest to you:
Blog Contest Winners
Each month we run a fun blog contest among the savingadvice member bloggers. These are the three winners entries for March:

What public school can teach you about money
What a sparkly dress [...]

Last weekend a group of personal finance bloggers got together in San Francisco to discuss personal finance and Web 2.0. The event was sponsored by MyStrands, Inc. in conjunction with Networth IQ and Expensr and called the Personal Finance Leaders Workshop by The Bay. The event was an attempt to see how Web 2.0 can [...]