How would you like to win a great book? Well, you can because I'm giving one away!!!!
I have a copy of Jane Bryant Quinn's Smart and Simple Financial Strategies for Busy People to give away to one lucky reader.
Here's how you can participate:
- Go read my Review: Smart and Simple Financial Strategies for Busy People by Jane Bryant Quinn
- Leave a comment stating 1) how the book sounds to you (like it, don't, will see) and 2) that you'd like to win one.
That's all you have to do.
I'll let the contest go until Friday (January 20) at noon Eastern time and then draw a name at random. As for rules, they simply are:
1. The drawing will be final and I will be the complete and final judge (don't worry, I'll be fair).
2. U.S. mailing addresses only.
Enjoy the review and good luck!




Am I supposed to post my thoughts here or on the review? I threw it on the review, but I can add them here on this post if that's what you meant.
Posted by: Blaine Moore (Run to Win) | January 17, 2006 at 11:30 AM
I left my job last May and in December rolled over my 401(K) to Ameriprise from Vanguard. I just found your site today and am thinking I made a mistake especially since Ameriprise doesn't seem to have the 3 top type of funds both you and J.B.Quinn recommend. Should I switch or are there companies that allow me to invest an individual with only $1500?
As I am now a a home mommy (not married) at least for the next 6 months with a interest in opening my own home based business in about 8 months what other type of accounts should i put some money in that i would be able to withdraw on in 6 months? Also, do you know of Insurance companies that insure unemployed people?
Posted by: YSG | January 17, 2006 at 12:04 PM
Blaine --
You're good (and entered into the giveaway).
YSG --
Sounds like you need a financial planner (or someone who has specific financial planning knowledge) to meet with you and go over your specific situation. Ask your friends/family for recommendations on who they use to find someone in your area that can help.
FMF
Posted by: FMF | January 17, 2006 at 01:49 PM