Archive for December, 2005
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Saturday, December 31st, 2005
This is Some Good News!
Friday, December 30th, 2005I was reading some mail from the human resources department of my wife’s employer and noticed that they are raising the company match of their 401(k) to 75% of the first 6% of contributions. So, if we contribute at least 6%, we will get
A Feedburner Question for All You Experts
Friday, December 30th, 2005Ever since I started using WordPress Feedburner will not poll my Bloglines subscribers. So, my subscriber number in my little Feedburner chicklet doesn’t reflect my 233 Bloglines subscribers. I emailed Feedburner and the guy told me to do a re-direct. He sent me a link to this discussion in the Feedburner Forums. I read a [...]
Staying Put in Your Company’s 401(k) Plan When You Retire
Thursday, December 29th, 2005Common knowledge has always been that when a person retires from a company they either take a lump sum check and stick in an IRA or have the company convert their 401(k) into a monthly income check. Either way, they were no longer in the company’s 401(k). According to Jeff Opdyke (free), it may be [...]
Making Financial Resolutions for 2006
Wednesday, December 28th, 20052006 is just around the corner! When it comes to your finances, the beginning of the year marks an excellent time to make changes. I have six suggestions for New Years Resolutions for your finances. For this post I enlisted the help of some of my blogger friends. I want to say thanks to Jim, [...]
The Carnival of Investing – Issue 2
Tuesday, December 27th, 2005Welcome to the second issue of the Carnival of Investing. There’s a lot of interesting stuff from a lot of different blogs so be prepared to spend some time here. I hope you enjoy. Blog Article Title Blueprint for Financial Prosperity Wash Away StockLosers with Winners FreeMoneyFinance 13 UnconventionalInvestments, Part 1 FinancialPage Simple IRA Transfers [...]
Blog of the Week – No. 14
Monday, December 26th, 2005This week’s Blog of the Week selection is Neo’s Nest Egg, which is a journal of his quest to build a nest egg. He told me that although he hasn’t always been financially responsible, his blog and the comments from his readers have put him on the right path. I enjoy his weekly polls. I [...]
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