Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/29/07

• Advanced Personal Finance talks about some of the financial mistakes that he's made. (I made more than one of those mistakes myself.)
• Frugal Law Student has a crazy-long-list of financial resources. (Seriously, if you can't find it there it may not exist.)
• $1 Million to my Name talks about the magic of compounding.
• A financial revolution does a good comparison of ETFs and Mutual Funds.
• $1 Million to my Name - Part II in his retirement saving pitfalls series - waiting to get started.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/27/07

• Accumulating Money talks about in-service 401k rollovers.
• Boston Gal posts about how to keep your investment advisor from robbing you blind.
• The Simple Dollar tells us how to get past the need for keeping up with the Jones’.
• How I Save Money talks about how to simplify your budget.
• Not Made of Money talks about some store brand products his family uses to save money.
• Bankruptcy Law Network talks about borrowing money from a 401k to pay for debt.
• Fil-Am Personal Finance had a good post illustrating the benefits of starting saving early.
• Financial Jungle talks about closet index funds. (This is a really important think to look at wth all of your funds. Holding overlap can really mess with your asset allocation and cause you to get off track for your goals.)
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/10/07

• Money Walks talks about the time value of money.
• Grad Money Matters gives advice to new grads.
• Frugalist lists 147 tips to live healthier, happier, greener and better.
• Debt Free lists some common credit report mistakes to watch out for.
• BBB Consumer Education talks about whether debt management plans are right for you.
• My Two Dollars gives some tips on how to deal with your debt.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/8/07

• My Retirement Blog gives 5 reasons to start saving for retirement now.
• Becoming and Staying Debt Free gives some great cheap/free date ideas.
• No Credit Needed talks about how he's going to teach his kids to manage money.