late link roundup…

As an addendum to the regular posting schedule, here are a few interesting posts from last week that I meant to share on Saturday but that I’m just getting around to posting today. I “star” a bunch of articles in Google Reader to highlight in the linklings, but I’ll tell you – it’s hard to actually get around to writing summaries for all of them.  They are all worth at least a quick read – try and judge from the titles.

• Using CD Ladders To Save Wisely
• What Happened to Prosper on Lazy Man?
• Investing in the Stock Market
• Value Investing like Benjamin Graham
• What to Tell Our Children About the Economic Woes of Today
• Seven Industries Where You Can Make $1 Million
• Despite A Recession, The U.S. Economy Isn’t As Bad As You Think
• Do You Report All Your Income?
• Best Travel Rewards Credit Cards
• Who are ‘the rich’, really?
• Back Up Your Computer to Save Time and Money
• Brand Preferences and the Two Year Old Child
• Oops, I Did it Again
• When Your Company Stops Matching Your 401(k) Contribution
• The Integrity Dividend by Tony Simons

Millionaire Mommy Next Door Hacked, Now Moved!: One of my favorite sites was hacked, so make sure you adjust your bookmarks and links.  Good cautionary tale, along with JD’s “backup your computer to save time and money” article above.

And a great cartoon (if you’re offended by harsh language, stop right here):

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