It seems like you are visiting me for the first time. Welcome! Check out the January Link Love (Selected Investment Links)
I read a lot of investment blogs, but don’t necessarily expect you to do the same. So I will occasionally select the most interesting stuff published out there and give you short remarks and links. If you are a blogger too, let me know when you publish something that can be related to aggressive investing.
- Saving is one of the ways to obtain money for investing. The Clever Dude is proposing 3 ways to do it – first, second, third.
- Elle wonders if the technology is pushing us further into debt. And debt and investing rare go hand in hand (unless done the right way)
- I still haven’t published anything about real estate investing (coming soon), but you can check why Fiscal Musings likes real estate – part I and part II
- Pinyo is giving 50 Frugal Tips, Ideas, and Resources
- Not everyone is worried about the US mortgage crisis. For example the blogger of My Two Dollars feels ok about it.
- The simple dollar has an excellent post – Emotional Fulfillment and Financial Success
That’s it for me today. Hope I am giving you some useful reading. Again, if you feel something worthy is missing, use the comment to suggest it.
February 1st, 2008 at 12:51 am
I’ve heard several say that now is the time to buy real estate. I’m really questioning it though. The man that wrote Rich Dad is saying it is still a good investment.
Sherry
February 1st, 2008 at 2:41 am
Real estate can be a great buy anytime, it just depends what you’re looking to do with it. If you’re looking solely for price appreciation, then you may be wondering when things will turn around. If you’re looking for a solid investment to hold and that provides rental income, now (or anytime) is a great time to buy. You just have to make sure the numbers work.
There will also be more parts following I and II above in the coming days talking about more reasons that I like real estate.
February 1st, 2008 at 3:21 am
Actually, I might have 500 of these tips, depending on how far I want to go with it
February 1st, 2008 at 12:42 pm
Hey thanks for your comments mates
I’ll follow your next parts
February 2nd, 2008 at 1:42 am
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February 3rd, 2008 at 3:23 pm
It could be partly to blame, but personally I put most of the blame on the irreponsible lending practises of many banks and indiviudual consumers who foolishly take this “Free money” banks throw at them