Money Links (April 6, 2008)

CNBC feels your pain.

Doug Kass turns bullish? It must have been April Fools Day.

My Post How My Investment Strategy Has Changed Over 12 Years was included in this week's Carnival of Personal Finance #146.

This week's Carnival of Everything Finance #16 included my post
Will the Bear Market Last Until 2014?.

Bible Money Matters hosted Money Hacks Carnival #6 which included my post How I Sold My Home in a Slow Real Estate Market.

Money Links (March 30, 2008)

Do you need help reading your credit report?

Have you read the Idiot's Guide to Improving Your Credit Score?

Do you think the U.S. economy is heading towards a perfect financial storm?

New plan would give the Fed greater power. Is this a good thing?

Great advice if you are buying a house.

Dow 20,000 within a year? I'm not counting on it.

This week's Carnival of Personal Finance #145 hosted by Million Dollar Journey included my post Don't Chase Investment Performance.

Antishay Ventenne hosted Money Hacks Carnival #5 which included my post
Good or Bad: The Federal Reserve Rate Cuts Will Impact You.

Money Links (March 23, 2008)

10 questions to ponder before you buy something.

When will you receive your economic stimulus rebate check?

Managing debt in turbulent times.

More advice during turbulent times.

Even with lower rates, here are more reasons to save at ING Direct.

Recent key ETF performance.

Be sure to check out this week's Carnival of Personal Finance #144 hosted by beingfrugal.net that included my post How to Prepare for a Recession.

My post Investment Advice in Unstable Markets was included in this week's Money Hacks Carnival #4 hosted by The Amatureist Financial Journey.

Money Links (March 16, 2008)

Are you going to spend your economic stimulus rebate check wisely? I've already spent mine on a new Apple iMac. I hope the check arrives!

Ten ways to translate your passion into additional income.

Even at 90% off it's not a deal if you don't need it.

Download this free eBook Money Matters for All Ages brought to you by sixteen different personal financial bloggers.

Avoid major mistakes when you play the 0% credit card balance transfer game.

Be sure to check out this week's Carnival of Personal Finance #143 hosted by Quest For Four Pillars that included my post Can the Dow Reach 24,000,000 by the Year 2100?

My post Avoid Identity Theft – Don’t Go Phishing was included in this week's Money Hacks Carnival #3 hosted by My Dollar Plan.

Money Links (March 9, 2008)

Find out where kids eat free.

A great list of alternative income ideas.

You should know the important retirement ages.

A great way to teach your preschooler the value of the dollar.

10 ideas to retire on less.

10 Signs You Have Financial OCD. I'm only guilty of 4 of these!

Avoid scam emails from the IRS.

Do you think we are headed towards a recession?

Another reason why I like ING Direct

Be sure to check out this week's Carnival of Personal Finance #142 hosted by The Baglady that included my post Is Dual Income the Right Decision for You?

Money Links (March 2, 2008)

Just in case ... make sure your spouse knows your financial passwords.

You may be richer than you think.

Another way to make extra income. I wish this blog were that profitable!

A strong case for investing in index funds.

Don't use a home equity line of credit as your emergency fund.

A good reason you should not consider your home as an investment.

Are target funds right for you? I use them in our kids' 529 Plans.

Do you need help breaking the cycle of borrowing money and paying interest?

Is your home an asset?

Check your financial health.

Money Links (February 24, 2008)

Are you guilty of these five ways to waste money?

10 Signs You Will Be Poor.

Remember, more money does not equal more happiness .

Do you need help creating a budget?

I’ve used most of these ways to save money while eating out.

Save money by being content.

It’s that time of the year again. Take your tax deductions!

You should treat your emergency fund like an insurance policy.

I agree the cost of living is rising.

Investment tips from Ben Stein.