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Best Of Debit versus Credit, February 2009

Joseph — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 14:52:11 +0000

Another month has come and gone and with the new month comes the desert heat – in fact it was in the low 90′s just the other day. That’s the bad news. The good news is that it also means that it’s time for another Best Of post. That’s right! All of the best posts here at Debit versus Credit from the month of February are linked right below for your reading pleasure.

The Best of Debit versus Credit, Jan 2009

Joseph — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 17:46:47 +0000

January was a difficult month at Debit versus Credit. Not only did I begin my final semester of studies as an undergrad, but I nearly lost about a month and a half’s worth of work here when the database crashed. Thankfully I was able to recover all of my missing posts thanks to the wonderful Google Reader, which so happens to save an archive of all of your RSS feeds (thanks to my friends at PFBlog.com for that tip).

Anyway even with all of the issues I ran into in January I still managed to crank out some pretty good posts for your reading and learning pleasure. Let me know what you think!

Personal Finance

5 Must Read Tips for New Graduates

A Lesson on Compound Interest

Grow Your Wealth With Automatic Savings

Finance 101

The Rule of 72

Determining Your Future Return With A Fixed Income Investment

Self Help and Motivational

When Looking Forward Don’t Forget To Look Back

The Economy

Fighting A Crisis of Confidence

Best of Debit versus Credit, December 2008

Joseph — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 02:37:39 +0000

December marked the end of a unique year. We saw everything from a major financial catastrophe to a historical presidential election. Here at Debit versus Credit we saw some interesting articles as well on everything from Investor Psychology to an argument in favor of making as small a down payment on a home as possible.

Go on ahead and check out the best of Debit versus Credit, December 2008.

Investing

An Interesting Thought On Investor Psychology

Determining Your Future Return With A Fixed Income Investment

Real Estate

Does A Large Down Payment Save Money In The Long Run?

Why A Large Down Payment Isn’t Always Best: Take Two

Personal Finance

Have You Made Your Financial Resolutions?

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