Personal finance money tips – March 08, 2008

Welcome to the March 8, 2008 edition of personal finance money tips.

John Crenshaw presents Paying Off Your Mortgage – Will It Save You Money? posted at Truthful Lending dot Com, saying, “There’s been quite a bit of debate lately over whether or not you should pay off your mortgage or invest any extra money. This article explores the different mortgage payoff methods and will help you decide which, if any, are right for you.”

PublicFlirt presents Improve your success in dating and relationships. posted at FeedBulletin for: financialbullet, saying, “How to use compliments with women to improve your success in dating and relationships.”

Mr Credit Card presents Chase Freedom Credit Card Review posted at Ask Mr Credit Card.

Life. Money. Development. presents Diet Tips for Preventing High Cholesterol Levels posted at Life. Money. Development., saying, “A neat collection of diet tips for keeping cholesterol in recommended levels.”

Oscar DaGrouch presents An argument against reinvesting dividends posted at Make me money.

Jeremy Zongker presents Skip the “Skip-payment” Act of Kindness from Your Credit Card Lenders posted at Creditor Web.

Jeremy Zongker presents 11 Reasons Why You’ll Want to Live on a Budget posted at Destroy Debt.

Ben Dinsmore presents How to Clean Up Your Credit Reports: A Step by Step Guide to Repair Your Report and Increase Your Credit Scores. posted at Trees Full of Money, saying, “Here is a hand Credit Repair article that I wrote the other day. It covers everything from removing late payments, to identity theft, to settling with collection agencies”

Wealth Accumulation

Jennifer Gervens presents The Freebie Diva: Cash Crate posted at The Freebie Diva, saying, “The Freebie Diva is a blog updated daily with links to legitimate free samples on the web. Additionally, separate links are posted to free coupons, by-one-get-one-free offers, and bargains. A special ongoing section on making extra money on the web has just been introduced and contains information on getting started making extra cash on the web through companies that I have personally tried and can vouch for.”

William Blake presents Entrepreneurs Using Plastic Financing posted at Becoming Debt Free.

Jose DeJesus MD presents Roth IRA for Your Kids posted at Physician Entrepreneur, saying, “Here are some ideas to consider when planning to set up and put some savings into your child’s Roth IRA.”

Steve Faber presents - Recent PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance) Changes Make it Tougher to Get a Mortgage – What You Can Do posted at DebtBlog.

American Entrepreneur presents Don’t Underestimate the Importance Of Business Insurance posted at American Entrepreneurship.

Kenton Newby presents Focusing on Leverage posted at KentonNewby.com.

Aussie Investor presents How To Start Investing In The Stock Market posted at Stock Market Investing For Beginners, saying, “This article is aimed at beginners starting out in stock market investing. List some things for would be investors to consider before starting out for the first time.”

Brian Terry presents How to tap into 60+ million highly responsive, targeted visitors posted at Big Selling Affiliates Blog.

Joseph presents save money on house cleaning posted at Penny Pinching.

Steve Oliphant presents Stop Gambling with Your Future and Start Making Money posted at Steve Oliphant’s Musings.

Raymond presents The Best Gas Credit Card Offers posted at Money Blue Book.

Raymond presents 0% Balance Transfer Credit Card Offers (New and Updated) posted at Money Blue Book.

Product Launch Formula 2.0 Jeff Walker presents How To Launch Your Product Even If You Only Have A Tiny List posted at Product Launch Formula 2.0 Jeff Walker Hands You The Insider Secrets To Successful Product Launches, saying, “You don’t need to be a guru to have a successful product launch. Free non-guru product launch video case study shows you how. Truly Inspiring”

Aussie Investor presents Great Stock Market Investing Minds – Benjamin Graham posted at Stock Market Investing For Beginners, saying, “Benjamin Graham was one of the stock market’s greatest minds. His writings are unparalleled in the field of investing. “The Dean Of Wall Street” is considered to be the father of modern value investing. No financial education is complete without learning about Benjamin Graham.”

Wealth Distribution

Christine presents The Exchange Rate and Travel in Barcelona posted at Me, My Kid and Life: An American Single Mom Living in France.

Christine presents Barcelona on the Cheap posted at Me, My Kid and Life: An American Single Mom Living in France.

Wealth Management

Abdulrasool Sumar presents 5 Mortgage Lessons to Learn from the Rich posted at Mortgage Loan Calculator, saying, “Most of us will not make it to the kind of bank accounts that Donald Trump or Bill Gates have, but many households in America are aiming for the $1 million mark (exclusing their residences). That’s right, in 2004, the number of households in America that have $1 million in liquid cash and investments excluding their residences grew by 21% to 7.5 million. In this article, we are going to study the mortgage tactics of these rather affluent people because it’s not all about the amount of money they make, it’s about how they treat their money.”

Scott Siegel presents How to save 14% on your gas costs! posted at Scott’s Beat The Gas Pump Blog.

FIRE Getters presents Top Resources For Early Retirement Planning! posted at FIRE Finance.

Woody Maxim presents The quickest way to more money is through testing posted at Woody Maxim.

Jose DeJesus MD presents Improve Investment and Financial Results – Simplify and Conquer posted at Physician Entrepreneur.

Silicon Valley Blogger presents My One Money Advice: Be Prepared For That Rainy Day posted at The Digerati Life, saying, “Thank you!”

Abdulrasool Sumar presents A Close Look at 401k Retirement Plan – How It Works, Contributions, Withdrawals, Advantages/Disadvantages posted at 401k, saying, “401k plan is a tax-deferred retirement savings plan that most large corporations and organizations have set up for their employees to help them save for their retirement. 401k plans originate from a family of defined contribution plans where both the employer and the employee pay a percentage of their pay to a savings plan. For example, if the employee saves 10% of his monthly gross income to a 401k savings plan, the employer might match this with a 5% contribution. Since both of these are “defined and fixed”, they are known as “defined contribution plans.” 401k derives its name from the Internal Revenue Code – section 401, paragraph (K).”

mmhabits presents 10 Mistakes Investors Make and How to Avoid Them posted at Building Millionaire Money Habits, saying, “Everyone makes investing mistakes from time to time, but the ability to reduce those blunders is what separates good investors from the greats. Here are the investing mistakes everyone makes, and how you can avoid them.”

Ben Dinsmore presents Dual Income Families and the Economics of the Stay at Home Parent posted at Trees Full of Money.

Steve Faber presents - How to Make a Budget – Your Ultimate Plan for Financial Success posted at DebtBlog.

Christine presents Wants vs Needs: A Look at Personal Consumption posted at Me, My Kid and Life: An American Single Mom Living in France.

Jose DeJesus MD presents Tax Deductions You May Have Missed posted at Physician Entrepreneur.

Wealth Protection

Alex M presents Why Does Intellectual Property Need Protection posted at Personal finance strategy.

BeThisWay presents Why You Should Consider a Personal Liability Umbrella « Are You Going To Be This Way The Rest of The Time I Know You? posted at Are You Going To Be This Way The Rest of The Time I Know You?.

Michael Bass presents The Economics of Gold Investments posted at Debt Prison, saying, “The real question is can a discretionary paper currency managed by Central Bankers perform as well a gold standard?”

KCLau presents Knowing your enemy – Inflation! posted at KCLau’s Money Tips, saying, “Article on what inflation is, what causes inflation and how we as consumers can outstrip inflation.”

Madeleine Begun Kane presents Loan Poem posted at Mad Kane’s Humor Blog.

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