This week’s financial roundup has information on everything from the elections to getting started investing. You may have noticed from the last roundup that the format has changed somewhat. I have adjusted the roundup to include only my favorite ten posts online. I feel that this gives each reader a better chance to explore these sites and find financial information that may be useful to them. Well, that’s it! Here’s what I have been reading this week.
PT Money presents The 282nd Carnival Of Personal Finance. Buy Like Buffett was included in this roundup along with some great finance sites.
Credit Shout asks How High Is High Enough For A FICO Score? This was a beneficial article to me as I have always wondered about the top tiers of credit scores.
Invest It Wisely asks What Were You Voting For? This post helped me to see that our political process (flaws and all) is a lot more civil than other countries.
Passive Family Income on High Yield ETF’s – An Alternative To Dividend Paying Stocks. This is a good post on how ETF’s have a place in your portfolio. ETF’s are an often neglected asset class by most investors.
Invest With Passion explains How To Obtain A Line Of Credit From A Bank. A solid guest post on Invest With Passion about obtaining a line of credit.
Barbara Freidberg has a great e-book titled the 20 Minute Guide To Investing. This book does a great job of explaining the basic ins and outs of investing. It’s a good read and it’s free!
KNS Financial writes about the recently announced 2011 Contribution Limits For A 401(k) and Roth IRA. The sad part is that the contribution limits did not budge one iota.
One Money Design gives a list of Stock Investment Tips For Beginners. It was my first time visiting the site. I found this post useful.
Money Under 30 has a First Time Home Buying Guide. I wish I had known all of these tips before I bought my first house years ago.
Redeeming Richesexplains What Sam Walton Teaches Us About Money, Success, and Family.
My Shameless Self Plug for my e-book, 101 Ways To Make Money Using The Internet. Check it out. It’s free and has a bunch of ways to make money online.
Top 10 Financial Reads For The First Week Of November is a post from: Buy Like Buffett
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