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This is #4 in the Question of the Day Marathon.
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“Tax laws allow you to withdraw money penalty-free from your IRA up to $10,000 if you use it towards a first-time home purchase. We just got the check — my question is, how do we prove later on that we did use the money for the house?”
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I don’t know about everyone else, but I’m not a big fan of blogs that publish articles that are nothing but lists of links. If you don’t have time to give a full summary of the article and give some fuel for discussion, I say best to just skip it and concentrate on one or two really good items.
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Thanks for the feedback, Jeff.
For several weeks, Get Rich Slowly had a sidebar that contained links to items that were interesting but that (a) I didn’t have enough time to write about or (b) weren’t worthy of a full entry. I did not like the way that the sidebar was implemented, so I chose to try this new system, which publishes links from a del.icio.us feed as part of the main flow of the weblog.
If I understand correctly, you’re saying that you find this tacky. Yes?
What do you believe the best method is for sharing this sort of thing? Publish the del.icio.us links to a sidebar? Not publish them at all? I’m curious, and willing to hear what you have to say.
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I like the links, but think they would be a lot better if there were a 2-4 sentence description of what they are, and why you found them interesting/useful. Since I’m so busy applying the useful things I find here, I don’t have as much time to just surf the net any more.
A short summary would help me know if they’re something that’d be worthwhile for me right now.
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I like the links. It’s not like all you ever do is just put up links. It reminds me of a shorter version of what Charles Kirk of The Kirk Report does.
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