Money Christmas Present Suggestions from Free Money Finance

Looking for a great gift for the people on your list? Give them something that they'll not only like, but that also has an almost infinite investment return. Here are some recommendations for great money-related gifts that are highly recommended by Free Money Finance:

• Emigrant Direct has a 4.0% yield -- a great place to store your emergency cash. Open up an account for yourself or someone you love.
• You Need a Budget is a powerful, easy-to-use budgeting system that offers $65 in free offers and a 60-day money-back guarantee.
• The Automatic Millionaire includes simple, practical tips to grow your net worth substantially.
• The Millionaire Next Door gives loads of tips that have made others wealthy -- and can do the same for you.
• The Richest Man in Babylon offers age-old financial advice that worked hundreds of years ago and still works today.
• Money Magazine is consistently rated as Free Money Finance's best personal finance magazine.
• Large Money Savvy Piggy Bank is a great way to teach kids savings!
• Moneywise Kids offers a chance to play a game and learn about money.
• Leather Money Clip Wallet and Credit Card Holder to hold all that money you're saving from reading Free Money Finance.

And here's one that's blogging related:

• An Army of Davids is from one of the premier bloggers today -- a must read from Instapundit.

As a reminder, Free Money Finance has a two-part ad/product policy:

1) I only recommend products I use/believe in.

2) All profits go to charity.

Happy shopping!

Comments

[thc]

FMF: I must be brutally honest. This post is self-serving pandering to advertisers. I had expected better from you.

[FMF]

THC --

Part of the service I offer readers of this blog is to recommend products and services I believe thay would want that are in-line with the topic (money). If I was pandering, I would list links to items of much higher value: iPods, George Foreman grills, computers, electronic cameras, etc. But I'm not.

That said, I may link to those items at some point -- it's at my discretion what I I want to list and what I don't.

And before you get too "holier than thou", please re-read the section talking about my two-part ad policy:

1) I only recommend products I use/believe in. (in other words, I don't just put anything up here. I use or know of close friends/family who use and like the items I recommend).

2) All profits go to charity. (Actually, it's all REVENUES at this point. I pay for all blogging expenses myself and every penny of every ad, click, link, etc. that earns anything is given to charity.)

It can be found at http://www.freemoneyfinance.com/2005/10/fmf_speaks_my_a.html .

Finally, all this is in addition to the $5,000+ I personally donated to Hurricane relief this fall (plus anoth $5,000 I helped raise). See http://www.freemoneyfinance.com/2005/09/hurricane_katri_7.html .

I'll take a lot of criticism (and much of it justified in the spirit of blogging debate) on my personal financial opinions and viewpoints, but I do not take kindly to questions of my integrity or insinuations that I am misleading people for personal financial gain.

FMF