Sunday Short: Yakezie Reading

Here are some great reads from the higher end bloggers in the Yakezie challenge

Financial Samurai – The Best Finacial Advice I’ve Ever Heard From A Comedian

Eliminate the Muda! – Combat the Closing Techniques – Fulfill Your Dreams Close

Planting Dollars – Rich Friends, Poor Friends, Can You be Their BFF?

Sweating the Big Stuff – How Aggressive Should A 22 Year Old Be With Retirement Funds?

Canadian Finance – Frugal Getaways: 5 Ways to Treat Yourself with a Frugal Vacation

Darwin’s Finance – 43% of Americans have less than $10k for Retirement, Seriously

20s Money – How Much Of Your Mortgage Payment Goes Towards Loan Principal?

Credit Card Chaser – Warren Buffett’s $50 Million GEICO Credit Card Business Loss

Monevator – 5 ways to invest like Warren Buffett (from the man himself)

Early Retirement Extreme – Marginal earnings, when working is no longer worth it


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Monevator March 14, 2010 at 5:32 pm

Thanks for the link! I’ve been trying to get my head around Google Ad Manager for the past 2 hours (and failing) and it’s been pretty frustrating, but getting a link always cheers me up! :-)

Hope you had a great weekend. That glass of the good stuff looks good.

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money funk March 14, 2010 at 8:27 pm

Oh ya, It took me forever with Google Ad Manager, too. To understand it all n such. So, I just use Google Adsense. I don’t understand the difference between the two. But the Adsense works for me. :D

Thanks, I did have a great weekend. Party n danced the night away. Nursing a hangover today. lol. This weekend, I had a white wine. But the stuff above does look quite yummy.

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Tom @ Canadian Finance Blog March 14, 2010 at 6:34 pm

Thanks for the mention Christine! Hope you had a good weekend!

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money funk March 17, 2010 at 8:57 am

You’re welcome. :)
(I had a great weekend, thank you)

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Forest March 15, 2010 at 2:26 am

Some really awesome posts this week from the Yakezie crowd. I’m so glad I joined.

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money funk March 15, 2010 at 7:23 pm

It’s fun. Making a great many blogging friends, including your friendship. Everyone is so unique in their way… and offers so many perspectives in personal finance. Keeps a fresh touch. :)

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