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• Interest rates update by flexo

  March 7, 2007 in Banking, Personal finance

  Flexo has updated the list of online savings and checking account interest rates. This list includes some of the more popular “online banks” as well as a few high-interest accounts from brick-and-mortar banks designed to compete with those online banks. This is a useful list and I recommend a quick read through this. You will definitely get an idea […]

• Need your advice

  February 25, 2007 in Other, Bankruptcy, Credit, Personal finance

  All right. You guys have been reading a lot on personal finance, debt, credit, etc. Lets see how much you really take to heart and follow the advice:) Jokes apart, here is a big chance to be creative and practical at the same time. Flexo has asked for your advice and tips on a real life […]

• Telemarketers and the lot…how to do away with them?

  February 21, 2007 in Other, Interest, Spending

  interesting article from consumerismcommetary. Here is a snippet “Each violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991, such as a call from a telemarketer after you’ve told the company not to call you, can fetch a penalty of $500, payable to the unlucky phone call recipient. And it turns out it’s not difficult to […]

• You call the shots…more about the book

  February 13, 2007 in Books, Personal finance

  Interesting coverage, especially the following lines “I started my first business at age nine with $50 and a home computer, and ran it from my room at home as a one-kid operation. By the time I was 19 I had started nearly a dozen profitable businesses, and for my latest venture I had received a […]

• Book review ….You call the shots!

  February 7, 2007 in Financial advisors, Personal finance, Productivity

  I don’t know about the book but I sure liked the review by consuumerismcommentary, especially looking at it from a common readers perspective. These lines more or less summarised the gist…..”However, this book outshines in many ways what I am used to seeing (over and over) from the typical financial gurus like Trump and Bach. […]