Theme: Personal Finance Resources

This entry is a listing of external resources for personal finance that I honor useful, including majority reviews.


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Web Sites And Blogs

These are sites that I bring looked at too institute interesting for personal finance.

• Mr. Money Mustache (blog) Warning: uses mildly rude language. The author of this spider web log (Mr. Money Mustache) retired amongst his married adult woman at historic menstruum 30. Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 real expert explanation of early on retirement. Also has a active forum community on the website.
• The Motley Fool.  Good resources for novel investors. As a disclaimer, I used to read it a long fourth dimension ago, too bring non been dorsum recently. 

Canadian Personal Finance

• Greater Fool. Garth Turner's blog. Discusses the impending demise of the Canadian housing market, too Canadian personal finance.
• Canadian Couch Potato - Canadian index investing. 
• Roadmap2Retire Relatively novel Canadian personal finance blog.
• Canadian Dream: Free at 45 Canadian early on retirement blog.

Personal Finance Books

• My review of "The Millionaire Next Door" (by Stanley too Danko). This majority covers the of import link betwixt saving habits too wealth; the surprising results of their inquiry was that income levels were less of import than savings for predicting wealth levels. 
• The Wealthy Barber Returns (David Chilton, affiliate link). Follow upwards to the Wealthy Barber; expert require to Canadian personal finance. The master copy explains the "Pay yourself First" concept.
• My review of "The Two Income Trap". Thinking most fiscal vulnerability for couples.

(c) Brian Romanchuk 2013