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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.

One of the best UK financial bloggers has just released his first book. It’s less than £4 on Kindle, and I’m sure it will save you *at least* £4!

Every now and then someone pats me on the head and tells me I don’t understand that the real smart money is in hedge funds. BAD IDEA.

Monevator has been nominated for a blog award, and we’re a little bit chuffed. Plus the usual good reads from around the Web.

Many will find a listing of the top 50 safest global banks a contradiction in terms. I feel their pain, but this widespread disdain may present an opportunity.

One thing that has reliably put me off investing in gold over the years is people who invest in gold.

Bill Gross says stocks are dead (again). Who knows, he may well be right, but his maths is wrong. Plus the rest of the week’s good reads.

The initial results of the government’s assessment of what makes us happy, plus good reads from around the Web.