This book is sold in the US as “The Rules of Money: How to Make It and How to Hold on to It”. I recently bought this book after thumbing through it in an airline book shop. The bit that caught my attention was the last section of the book titled “Sharing Your Wealth”. The [...]

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I’ve found these descriptions of lotteries various places:

Regressive taxes
Taxes on fools
Mathematical taxes
Voluntary taxes
Redneck retirement plan

But I particularly liked this post Why do poor people always win the lottery? which ought to put anybody of buying lottery tickets thinking they might strike it rich.

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In my recent post on dividend investing, I gave some reasons for why I like investing for dividends. Tyler McKinna’s Dividend Money blog has a post on Three Essential Reasons To Invest For Dividends which I would recommend if you need further persuasion.

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I just found this interesting stock tip about US stocks from the Danish business daily “Børsen“. Christian Blaabjerg, market strategist with Saxo Bank is quoted as saying (in my translation):
“In the last 30 years … one has been able to obtain profit if one bought American shares before Thanksgiving and sold again after Thanksgiving. It [...]

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The Dividend Guy is another personal finance blog focused on dividend investing which i wrote (very) briefly about in my previous post. The information is biased towards US and Canadian shares, but there is a lot of information on dividend investing in general, so I would recommend having a look.

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