24 February 2010
Wednesday Links – February 24, 2010
While I haven’t been doing a good job of writing lately, I’ve been doing tons of reading. Thus I thought it might be time to start doing a weekly links post, so here’s the inaugural post:
- Miranda Marquit writes about FDIC coverage. Interesting questions about what isn’t covered, which might surprise you.
- FreeFromBroke discusses the CARD act. This of course would have been a much better piece of legislation if the companies in question weren’t given a 9 month window to undermine all the changes.
- A great article about couponing in Canadian Finance Blog. I have tried so many times to become a “couponer.” I feel like I”m leaving a ton of money on the table. That $1 coupon is worth more than a dollar of cash!
- I thought I’d go ahead and mention an article I did on bank accounts and credit scores. I actually didn’t know a lot of this information before I did the research. Summary: Bank accounts don’t affect credit scores, but lenders have access to other scores that bank accounts do affect.
- Weakonomics discusses inflation and the stock market. While I wouldn’t go so far as to say I’m not worried about inflation, I do agree that the stock market is a good hedge against inflation.
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Thanks for the mention!