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Mikael Heroux September 10, 2010, 5:00 am

Financial Ramblings

by: The Financial Blogger    Category: Financial Rambling
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Oh boy oh boy! What an hectic week! Last week, I had to fire my VA and do another posting. Then, I lost my USB key where I keep all my draft articles and ideas. While I was trying to get a hold of my life back, I had to help my sister-in-law who was getting married last weekend. It was a beautiful wedding… but we definitely had too much fun ;-)

I’m finally back on track but still looking for another VA (I don’t want to hire just to hire!). This puts a hold on a few projects for now but I know I can survive ;-) .

Here are the good read for the weekend:

Dividend Guy id going Sector Investing.

Don’t chose investments because of tax breaks

A tale of 2 TIME Magazine Covers (I told you there was a conspiracy theory!)

Is your life insurance policy about to implode?

Once upon a time (Canadian Dream Inspiring Story)

How Secure Do You Feel?

Revenge of the Dumb Money

Is real estate a good investment?

6 huge factors you need to know about gold’s coming breakout

The PirateBay defying odds

What we can all learn from the situation

Preet has some thoughts on stock picking contest (While I like the contest idea, I agree that it can turns ugly sometimes!)

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Comments

by: Canadian Capitalist | September 10th, 2010 (9:52 am)

Thanks for the mention Mike. Have a great weekend.

by: Balance Junkie | September 10th, 2010 (1:59 pm)

Thanks for including my article. I hope you can take the weekend to relax and recover from your busy week! :)






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