Reached Another Milestone And Other Great Articles From Around The Internet

by MoneyNing · 3 comments

I have 500+ subscribers! It’s been quite an exploding subscriber increase this month so I really need to thank you all subscribers for your interest in my articles! Those that haven’t done so yet should subscribe now to not miss any personal finance articles from Money Ning!

Also, another milestone has reached and you know that this means another giveaway will be coming. I will need to think of something so stay tuned for a little something from me!

Here’s some interesting articles from all over the internet!

  • Money and Such has a good article on diversification and how to do it.
  • My Two Dollars explains to us how to get organized without breaking our bank!
  • Clever Dude lists 29 different 6-month 0% balance transfer credit cards for those that are interested those offers. I caution my readers though to be responsible for a sudden increase in cash flow and don’t overspend.
  • The Sun’s Financial Diary taught me that the ETrade brokerage account has a 40 day lockout period before you can trade an IPO.
  • I was denied credit gives us an update on all his debts. Good luck to him paying that off!
  • The Simple Dollar gives us a glimpse about his personal finance life for the past year and how he is being dynamic with his plans.
  • BasenjiMom is not a personal finance site but her support is very much appreciated!

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Ann October 29, 2007 at 6:57 pm

Congratulations on the 500+ subscribers!

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MoneyNing October 30, 2007 at 8:48 am

Ann: Thanks :) I’m quite happy with the progress so far and I really appreciate readers like you who continue to support this site!

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Rich Johnson December 13, 2008 at 2:49 pm

40-45 years ago, an article was in Readers’ Digest. The author’s parents started giving him $1 each week at age 5. However, he only received 50 cents. The balance went into savings with a goal of $20. He could spend the 50 cents anyway he wanted: no strings. After 40 weeks, he got the entire $20. He could spend the $20 anyway he wanted: no strings.

At age 6, allowance was increased by $1, and the goal was increased by $20. After about 40 weeks, he received the entire $40, with no strings. Each birthday allowance went up $1 and goal went up $20. In just a few years, he understood the power of saving. When he had a paper route, he saved all he earned. When he graduated from college, he bought his first house–for cash!

I’d like to find the original article or the author. I expect the author is in his mid- to late-sixties.

Thank you. Rich

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