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March, 2008

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The Asset Allocation Style of Investing

Kent E. Irwin is the President and Co-Founder of eFinplan, LLC, the first online comprehensive financial planning software for consumers. He is also a Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC), a Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy (CAP) and a Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU).
There are three ways to invest money, and the most boring way works best [...]

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If you’re in Mumbai, let me know

I’m writing from Mumbai, India, and just wanted to post a quick note: If you’re in Mumbai and want to meet up, send me an email or post a comment here.
I’ll be going on the Dharavi slum tour tomorrow and then have some time this week to wander around and meet up.
The rest of my [...]

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How to make splurging on a digital camera pay for itself over and over again

This is a guest post by Boston Gal, from Boston Gal’s Open Wallet, a single 30-something Bostonian who is seeking enlightenment and control of her Net Worth.
This past August my 5 year old Kodak digital camera finally stopped working (it may have had something to do with my dropping it on the pavement – twice) [...]

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Making the most of your Bonus

This is a guest post by Matt, from OneMillionandBeyond.com. Matt’s goal is to reach a million dollars in assets by his 35th birthday… he’s starting by getting out of debt.
You log into your bank account to see a pleasant surprise: your bonus has come in! You’re one of the many people out there that gets [...]

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How To Not Lose

Eliezer Yudkowsky joins us from Overcoming Bias, an econblog devoted to human rationality and the cognitive psychology of mistakes. And if you think that’s interesting, you should see his day job.
Everyone thinks they can win.
Cognitive psychologists call it the Lake Woebegone effect, after the fictional town where “All the women are strong, all the [...]

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Keeping Track of Your Tax Paperwork

Every year around tax time, I find myself scrambling to gather up all the little bits of information that I need to prepare our taxes. While it’s easy enough to collect up our various 1099 forms, W-2s, etc. as they arrive in January and February, we also have a number of business-related expenses, charitable contributions, [...]

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