Weekly Link Round-Up For July 2, 2010
Posted on July 2, 2010 by Eva Sadej
Its July 4th weekend! Hope everyone’s bbq’s and pool parties turn out awesome!
This week on @blueleafcom, the articles we posted took on a serious tone. We posted a good few on retirement planning, but also some on the recent decline in the economy and what this means for the long run. We also had a very surprising one on U.S. bank involvement in money laundering. If you’ve missed them, see below:
Should I Invest or Prepay My Mortgage? – Get Rich Slowly
S&P Index Soon To Be Cheapest Since 1989 – Peridot Capitalist
10 Questions You Should Ask When Considering Retirement – Tech Republic
I Lost A Lot of Money In The Market: Should I Get Out? - Generation X Finance
Why Auto-Enroll 410(k)s May Reduce Retirement Savings – Tax Policy Center
What Happens to Your Stuff When You Die? – Get Rich Slowly
Greenspan: Recent Decline ‘Typical’ Of Recovery – Yahoo Finance
Reverse Mortgages Now A Less Costly Lifeline – Yahoo Finance
30 vs 15 year Mortgage. Which is Best for First Time Homebuyers? – Wealth Pligrim
IRA Beneficiary Rules: The “Stretch” IRA – Oblivious Investor
How to Create a CD Ladder - Frugal Dad
With Rates This Low, Should You Be Borrowing to Invest? – Darwin’s Finance
Volatility On No News – Reuters
U.S. Banks Still Very Involved in Money Laundering – Reuters
What is Goldman Sachs Thinking? – Baseline Scenario
Yet Another Sign of a Shaky Economy - Motley Fool
Personal Income Edges Higher - CNN Money
Who to Blame for The National Debt – Motley Fool
The U.S. Economy Is Headed for A Second-Half Slowdown – Money Morning
Banks Worth a Second Look – Investment News
Have a great weekend!
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