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Open Thread: The '43 Folders' of money management sites?
Merlin Mann | Sep 29 2006
Funny thing -- in the last week or so, I've gotten email from three different people asking me which site I'd consider to be the '43 Folders' of money management. By this, I think they mean they're looking for some kind of framework and tips for understanding the role money plays in their life, and then trying to find the best and most practical ways to implement and maintain healthy financial change. As against fancy "wealth management," I'm thinking more along the lines of "what tricks will help me get smarter about the day-to-day dollar leakage?" Money Hacks, if you prefer. The short answer, unfortunately, is I have absolutely no idea. Lifehacker does lots of coverage of financial stuff, and I've enjoyed reading I Will Teach You To Be Rich and Get Rich Slowly. I think Frugal For Life is pretty close in terms of hack-i-ness (which I mean as a compliment, of course.) But, you tell me. What are your favorite sites about managing your money? Any places out there you think might especially appeal to 43 Folders readers? Feel free to toss in your favorite books on the matter, too. 66 Comments
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I get the Dollar Stretcher...Submitted by Vickie (not verified) on September 30, 2006 - 7:32am.
I get the Dollar Stretcher weekly e-mail, and have for years. There is usually something useful. I DON'T like Fool.com because they charge you to fully participate, and if you go the "free" route they pester you with annoying messages to join and other aggressive marketing techniques. I think that is counter productive for a money management site since nearly everyone suggests you drop unnecessary expenses...I agree that the Richest Man in Babylon is a good introduction to concepts, done in an easy to read way. Looking forward to exploring some of the other suggestions. » POSTED IN:
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