Welcome to some fine Weekend Reading folks, some of the best articles from the personal finance blogopshere right here. First though, earlier this week I provided some newbie investors with some recent books to check out and I posted our February 2015 dividend income update, our journey to financial independence.
Spring seems to have finally sprung, a bit, in Ottawa and surely warmer weather is coming. This means golf, gardening, lawn care and cold beer on the deck seasons for me. Any big plans for spring good reader? Leave me a comment and tell me about them. All the best to you and see you here again next week.
I liked Tom Bradley’s article about debt impacts here. I hope to provide a take on this soon.
Our Big Fat Wallet has some tax tips.
5i Research wrote about rock ’em sock ’em Robo-Advisors.
Canadian MoneySaver shared some basic ratios for stock analysis.
How To Save Money revisited the RRSP versus TFSA debate.
Big Cajun Man said thanks to the CRA.
I think Michael James on Money put things into proper perspective when he says to consider inflation when it comes to annuities (this applies nicely to all forms of income and investments – inflation is a silent portfolio killer).
Tawcan posted some healthy dividend income.
Barry Choi suggests you read the fine print.
Mr. Money Mustache told us ridiculousness is ubiquitous.
Million Dollar Journey updated his Smith Manoeuvre portfolio.
My Personal Finance Journey shared why stocks are a good inflation hedge.
BrighterLife wondered how much have you really saved for retirement. I know when I can work on my own terms I will have saved enough.
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Robo-advisors are an interesting service. It will be interesting to see if they take off in the coming years.
For sure Sean, I think it’s great for many investors who want a hands-off approach.
Some great reads here. Thanks for the compilation.
Have a great wknd.
R2R
Enjoy!
Always appreciate the inclusion Mark. You always come up with a great list of articles! Have a good weekend.
Thanks Stephen, trying to keep it diverse for readers passionate about saving and investing. All the best.
I do appreciate my friends at the CRA, just wish the credit was larger. Enjoy the weekend.
Good one. All the best Alan.
Thanks for the mention, Ive done so many tax returns lately I feel like I will be dreaming of T1s tonight!
Ha! Well, we only had our two returns to deal with. Take care!
I see so many people make poor choices that could have been avoided if they understood inflation better. Thanks for the mention.
You have educated yourself thoroughly in all things money management Michael. Most people don’t even scratch the surface. Have a great weekend.
Thanks for the mention Mark! As always great list of articles.
It’s always warm here in Vancouver. I think it was around 15C this afternoon.
15C? #mustbenice All the best.
Thanks for the mention! Yes reading the fine print is a must, don’t sign your life away without reading the terms =D
I try to avoid that at all costs Barry 🙂 Have a great weekend.