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Some interesting financial and investing posts I ran across this week, plus a few decent articles from the newspapers. This week’s roundup is brought to you by a brilliant free mixtape I found on a music blog. Be warned it’s not your usual straight-laced financial fare! Good reads from the money blogs CBS Moneywatch explains [...]

Every week I read a large number of personal finance and investing articles. Here’s my latest shortcut to the best. The market fell a little this week. Hurrah! I’m currently selling down some bits and pieces to fund this year’s tax-free ISA , and a nice drop would make my long-term money go even further. [...]

Every week I read a large number of personal finance and investing articles. Here’s my latest weekly shortcut to the best. So how is the market rally going for you? Being almost 100% invested after repeatedly buying through the bear market, like anyone invested I’ve seen a big bounce. Not so much that it wouldn’t [...]

Every week I read a large number of personal finance and investing articles. Here’s my latest weekly shortcut to the best. Before we get on to the links, I’d like to mention that Mike from Oblivious Investor has just announced his book is now on sale. Entitled Oblivious Investing: Building Wealth by Ignoring the Noise [...]

Every week I read a large number of personal finance and investing articles. Here’s my latest weekly shortcut to the best. Just a quick one today: I’m off out to help a friend move his boat around the waterways of London! Good reads from the financial blogosphere The Psy-Fi blog says Buffett and Munger’s contrasting [...]

I guestimated in my rant about the new 50% tax rate introduced in the UK Budget yesterday that I wouldn’t be much better or worse off because of the various changes. A quick skim this morning through the various online calculators that have popped up proves the point: I will be just a couple of [...]

Every week I read a large number of personal finance and investing articles. Here’s my latest weekly shortcut to the best. The new UK tax year is nearly two weeks old, and even if this recent bank-led rally is due to run out of steam, it’s time for UK investors to start thinking about their [...]

Every week I read a large number of personal finance and investing articles. Here’s my latest weekly shortcut to the best. Happy Easter! I’m in the country visiting my father and helping out with various strange tasks. I know I’m not the first person to be struck by the symmetry of life, and how you [...]

Every week I read a large number of personal finance and investing articles. Here’s my latest weekly shortcut to the best. As usual I’ve linked to a few great blog reads first, followed by some choice articles from the mainstream media. Good reads from the financial blogosphere Mint.com’s visual guide to inflation is a must-read. [...]

Every week I read a large number of personal finance and investing articles. Here’s my latest weekly shortcut to the best. As usual I’ve linked to a few great blog reads first, followed by some choice articles from the mainstream media. Good reads from the financial blogosphere The Oblivious Investor asks if stocks are actually [...]

Every week I read a large number of personal finance and investing articles. Here’s my latest weekly shortcut to the best. I’m away suffering through a stag weekend today, so this selection of personal finance articles from the blogosphere doesn’t cover anything published after Thursday. By the magic of Internet publishing though, you’re still receiving [...]

Every week I read a huge number of personal finance and investing articles. I thought you might enjoy a weekly shortcut to the best. First, a quick thought on this week’s money news UK banking bosses past and present were hauled over the coals by MPs this week. Nothing we didn’t know came to light, though [...]

Every week I read a huge number of personal finance and investing articles. I thought you might enjoy a weekly shortcut to the best. First, my quick thoughts on the week’s news So the Bank of England has cut interest rates to 1%. While anyone relying on cash savings should already have diversified their income [...]

Update: Voting is now closed. We won and are into the second round. Thanks everyone! I don’t usually write short posts like this, but I’m a fairly competitive sort of person and today Monevator has come up in round 15 of the Free Money Finance blogs’ ‘March Madness’ blog competition. I’m in game 15, which [...]