Archive for January, 2009

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Free Suze Orman Book Download.

If you have seen her on television and have always wanted to see what Suze Orman was all about, this is your chance to do it for free! Right now until 11:59 p.m. CT on Thursday, January 15, her newest book “Suze Orman’s 2009 Action Plan” is available as a free PDF download over at Oprah.com. I have read several of her books in the past (have not read this one yet), and while I don’t agree with everything that she says, most of her advice is spot-on. I imagine this book will be more of the same, and if you are looking for a new plan in 2009, you might want to give this download a shot. Enjoy!

Finding Contentment While Others Around You Want More.

You know how it goes – many people are out looking to make themselves happy by buying things. Do you really want to be one of them? Happiness comes in all forms; the most reliable version is the kind that you comes from yourself, not from a “thing”. But all too often (myself included, don’t get me wrong) we fall into the trap of thinking that if we buy something, we will be…happier, smarter, better-looking, etc. Too bad it will never last for any length of time!

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Mark Your Calendar: Kiplinger Free Financial Advice Days.

As they do every year, Kiplinger’s is again partnering with the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors (NAPFA) to provide 2 full days of free financial advice for anyone who wants it. This year, the days are Tuesday, January 13, and Friday, January 30, from 9am – 6pm EST, and you can either call 1-888-919-2345 to speak to an advisor or ask your question in an online forum. Is there anything better in these times than being able to ask a professional about your financial issue? Be sure to mark you calendar and don’t forget to take advantage of this free financial advice!

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Got Financial Questions? Ask The M-Network!

Today is the start of a new feature from all of us at the M-Network which is called “Ask The M-Network“. This new feature will allow (and encourage, hopefully) our readers to submit personal finance questions to any of the M-Network members using our contact forms. (Here is my contact form) Your question will be answered by several M-Network members behind the scenes and then published within a few days as a post on the blog where you submitted the question. So you ask a question via my contact form, I talk it over with the other members, and I post the answer here a few days later…Pretty cool, right?

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