They’re talking about the bond bubble bursting again. Time to panic?
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It’s dark, wet, and rainy. 2012 is almost done, but there’s still time to do a bit more reading to get you financially ready for 2013!
The ex hedge fund managers says you should put down your spreadsheets and pick up your shovels in 2013.
Good reads from around the Web. The behemoth of low-cost investing is having a great year, reports Bloomberg’s Businessweek: Vanguard is not just having its best year ever. (It shattered that record in September.) The $130.4 billion in deposits in mutual funds and exchange-traded funds that Vanguard has taken in through November is the most [...]
Good reads from around the Web. I know my co-blogger The Accumulator has a cult following among Monevator readers, but I never expected to see a financial product bearing his own name. Of course I can’t be sure the money-amassing Accumulator device was named in honour of our parsimonious comrade-in-arms, or even inspired by him. [...]
Some great books to buy for Christmas for those much-loved people in your life who don’t *yet* get your enthusiasm for investing. Plus the week’s good reads.
Investing is a great habit to adopt, but saving and not spending is even better to get from an early age.
Mr Money Mustache is going to end up bigger than Dave Ramsey, Suzie Orman, and all those other people we’ve never heard of.
One reason Josh Brown is an excellent writer and pundit is because he doesn’t prevaricate.
Michael Burry, hedge fund hero of the sub-prime meltdown, isn’t feeling any better about the future. Plus the rest of the week’s good reads.
The fund manager that wants to be less highly-rated, for the good of his investors. Plus the usual good reads from around the Web.
Newsflash: It’s not hard to see what someone has done, and then say that if anyone did it, they’d have got the same result.
In a slight tweak to your regular scheduled programming, from this week I’m breaking out the passive posts from the active ones.
Investment advice married with advice on marriage in an interesting new video, plus good reads from around the web.
Ben Bernanke is going to pump $40 billion a month into the US economy until unemployment comes down again. It’s not cricket, say some of my friends. No, but it’s probably baseball.