Weekend Reading for April 11, 2010
What I’m reading this weekend:
- Make More on Your Cash : WSJ – Tired of earning less than 1% on your MM account? William Bernstein an interesting idea to get a decent return.
- The Katana: Holy Crap! Taxes Due Soon : Financial Samurai – Better get your taxes done before the 15th. Doing it yourself, not so much.
- Interest Rates Have Nowhere to Go but Up : NY Times – Leverage up now before rates go higher. We’re looking at Toyota’s 0% for 5 year promotion. We’ll won’t see rates on mortgages, credit cards and car loans this low, maybe in our lifetime.
- Big Yields, Big Risk in the Oil Patch : WSJ – They expect MLPs to decrease in the short term. For me I’m in for the long haul, so if they do go down I’ll buy more.
- A different approach to asset allocation : Bogleheads – Get out the popcorn and read this VERY long thread. A sad story about a young guy (21 years old) who at the peak of the debt bubble maxed out $200k to invest in the market.
- IRS rules for early IRA withdrawals : Bankrate.com – Did you know you can take money out money from your IRA to fund a child’s college education, and not be subject 10% penalty? Federal taxes may still apply though.
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