~Fri~ Nov 28th 2008
This is a guest post from Danny Kofke, author of How to Survive (and Perhaps Thrive) on a Teacher’s Salary. Times are tough. Many are finding it more difficult to stretch their dollars. I know this first-hand because I am a school teacher, and my wife is a stay-at-home mom with our two young daughters. [...]
[read all of Three Reasons Cash is King]
~Thu~ Nov 27th 2008
This is the second of three posts I’ll be sharing this weekend about personal finance in other countries. While my U.S. readers are spending their Thanksgiving holidays eating turkey, watching football, and visiting with family, it’s the perfect opportunity to perform my annual roundup of personal finance sites from around the world. As usual, if [...]
[read all of Personal-Finance Sites from Around the World (2008 Edition)]
~Thu~ Nov 27th 2008
This is a guest post from Steve in Bibai, Japan. He’s offered, several times, to send some interesting tidbits about how money is handled differently in Japan. Our recent discussion about stashing cash finally prompted him to follow through on his “threat”. One Japanologist said a mouthful when he tried to point out the quintessential [...]
[read all of Personal Finance in Japan: An American View]
~Wed~ Nov 26th 2008
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving in the United States. Over the next few days, I’ll be sharing a series of guest posts, as well as some updated favorites from the past. I’ll be back on Monday with lots of new articles about smart personal finance (and , I hope, a guest appearance from one of my favorite [...]
[read all of Daily Links: Stuffed Turkey Edition]
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