The best part about Suze Orman’s new Yahoo Finance column, “What to look for in a financial adviser,” is the comments from angry financial advisors.
“Advisor’s [sic] need to make a living,” they whine. “Of course a broker is going to make a commission….they have to eat too,” says another commission-based apologist. And, in [...]
Jessica Silver-Greenberg, a Businessweek reporter, got in touch with me today. If you’re struggling with credit card debt, she wants to talk to you for an an upcoming Businessweek article.
My name is Jessica Silver-Greenberg and I am a Businessweek reporter working on a story about credit card debt amongst college students. We are looking [...]
Interview contributed by Cody McKibben –
Julie Jansen is a motivational speaker, career coach, meeting facilitator, and trainer. She’s consulted for corporations like TIME, Merrill Lynch, and General ElectricJulie is also the author of I Don’t Know What I Want, But I Know It’s Not This: A Step-by-Step Guide to Finding Gratifying Work and You Want [...]
A Million Paths leaves this excellent comment on my recent post, When your debt feels like your arm.
I was going to say something about how I agree and how debt is bad and blah, blah, but something really bugs me about everyone’s comments.
Debt is the new fat. It’s just one more thing to be ashamed [...]
Probably the most interesting part about this post, in which I asked you what you wanted to read on iwillteachyoutoberich, was the answers I received. Out of 154 comments, about 80% of the responses fell into the categories I pre-suggested.
Think about that for a second. Imagine what kind of disparate (and useless) answers you’d [...]
John Cassidy’s fascinating behind-the-scenes look at hedge funds in the recent New Yorker is eye-opening. When you think of hedge funds, do you think glamour and prestige?
In a study published in the June, 2003, issue of the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, he and a co-author, Gaurav Amin, an analyst at Schroder Investment Management, [...]