Articles worth checking out

[iherald]

4 people who all make the same money. See how they spend and save what they make:

http://lifehacker.com/four-people-on...n-60-473215159

[CanadianCapitalist]

Swedroe: Value Metrics Not All Equal

When implementing a value strategy, many different metrics can be used. Among the most common are price-to-earnings, price-to-sales, price-to-book value, price-to-dividends and price-to-cash flow. All the various metrics produce results showing that value stocks have had higher returns than growth stocks. And the various measures produce similar results (with the weakest results coming from the use of the price-to-dividend ratio).

[TomF]

Here is some information I came across in today's National Post (Saturday, 4 May 2013, Page FP10 - FP11).

A couple articles by Melissa Leong.

"The new wave of personal finance gurus"
(I was not able to find this article online.)

and

"Six of the coolest money websites"
I was able to find this article online:
Six of the coolest money websites to read
This article looks at six websites/blogs that have become extremely popular, offer excellent financial advice, but aren't selling anything. And four out of the six are Canadian sites.
Hmmmnn... might be worth bookmarking for further reading.

[Retired Peasant]

Here is some information I came across in today's National Post (Saturday, 4 May 2013, Page FP10 - FP11).

A couple articles by Melissa Leong.

"The new wave of personal finance gurus"
(I was not able to find this article online.)

This I think?

[TomF]

This I think?

You're right. That's it.

However, the title is different than the title in the paper copy I have.
The title in the newsstand copy is "The new wave of personal finance gurus". I searched for this title and didn't find it.

In any case, we have it now.
Thank-you.

[jcgd]

The Reformed Broker. Why the current rally is not like '99. Some good ideas, things to note at least. He makes an excellent point at the end.

http://www.thereformedbroker.com/201...99-comparison/