John Lanchester does money, plus links to the best of the week’s financial and money articles from the blogs and newspapers.
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My love of compound interest revealed, plus links to the best of the week’s financial and money articles from the blogs and newspapers.
Falling share prices of banks in the US in the wake of Obama’s mooted regulations show savvy investors know their profits are excessive.
One US writer finds his best hope with a financial adviser is to know more than the professionals, which surely defeats the purpose.
An excellent treatise on the value of happiness and the relative worthlessness of money kicks off this weekend’s reading.
The bargain basement market of March 2009 seems an age ago, but what will happen in 2010? Nobody knows but everyone has an opinion.
Men earn more than women, but is that through choice rather than sexism? Links to all the best of the week’s financial and money articles.
Links to all the best of the week’s financial and money articles from personal finance blogs and UK newspapers.
The 2009 pre-budget report was certainly painful, but instead of surgically precise spending cuts and tax lifts, we got clumsy bloodletting.
Eagle-eyed readers may have spotted I only wrote one post this week, and also that today’s round-up is 24 hours late.
A nice selection of blog posts and other financial articles for you to read while I dice with death on an Eastern European motorway.
Gold hit new highs again this week. A simple case of supply and demand or an investment mania with all the makings of a bubble?
Some maudlin thoughts about illness and death to go with your Saturday brunch, followed by some financial articles worth reading.
Chartists expecting a new bear market aren’t just mystics – they’re mystics with short memories.
A rant about overpaid bankers, plus my usual weekly money and investing blog and newspaper links.