Happy Friday, everyone. 
A nice little collection of worthwhile reading (and watching) from the personal finance micromedia. (Yep. I’m making up words to avoid using “blogosphere.”)
I hope you enjoy them.
Investing
- 12 Common IRA Mistakes to Avoid from Good Financial Cents
- How much is 1%, really? from Moolanomy
- REITS vs. Rental Properties from Amateur Asset Allocator
- Perceived Risk vs. Actual Risk (via an on-site, video analogy) from Mark Matson
- What are dividend stocks? And should I invest in them? from ABCs of Investing
- Tax Breaks for Buying Annuities? from Yielding Wealth
Other Noteworthy Articles
- 7 Reasons to Stop Tracking Your Finances from Saving for Serenity
- My Sister’s Keeper: Sharing Financial Goals with an Accountability Partner from Get Rich Slowly
- When Financial Behavior Becomes Set in Stone from Brip Blap
- 15 Things to Do to Make Jumping into Freelancing/Self-Employment Successful from The Simple Dollar
- Are your kids killing your retirement (and you)? from Wealth Pilgrim
- Identify and Overcome Money Anxiety in Relationships from Debt Free Adventure
- 10 Unconventional Money Saving Tips (ABC News interview with frequent commenter Rob Bennett)
- What is a green shoot? from Weakonomics
I hope you enjoy the articles. And as always, thank you for reading.
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Thanks for the mention!
Thanks for the link to the “10 Uncoventional Money Saving Tips” interview. It was kind of you to notice, Mike.
You have demonstrated repeatedly that you have a great attitude. We agree on some investing topics and disagree on others. But you are always warm and polite in your comments both to me and to others. This is a great trait for a blog owner.
Rob
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