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Date posted: 06.09.2012 (5:00 am) | Write a Comment (0 Comments)
General Readings:
-Do you have 11 days to take control of your finances? @ Fabulously Broke
-Save us Ben Bernanke you’re our only hope @ The Atlantic
-Financial planning: art or science? @ Balance Junkie
-The Big reset: Here is what’s coming and what to do @ ZeroHedge
-Why is no one from MF global in jail @ Coyote Blog
Dividend Readings:
-11 surging dividend stocks that might continue their surge @ TheDividendGuyBlog
-McDonald’s looking fair at $90 @ DividendMonk
-Looking for yields in stocks and real estate @ CuriousCat
-The Most successful dividend investors of all time @ DividendGrowthInvestor
-Yes. Dividends Almost Always @ TheReformedBroker
-Investing in utility stocks with high dividends @ MoneyCrashers
Tech Readings:
-LinkedIn confirms user passwords leak @ TechCrunch
-Why you shouldn’t buy Facebook @ DividendNinja
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