Top 10 Post Topics of 2005: #4 Investing

Here's #4 in the list of the ten biggest issues/concepts/thoughts at Free Money Finance during the previous year: Investing.

I am not a stock-of-the-week hype-fest sort of guy (unlike the articles in many personal finance publications). I'm a slow and steady, invest regularly, and do it for a long, long time guy. It makes sense to me philosophically, from a time requirement standpoint, and from a practical standpoint (I've tried it the other way, and it just doesn't work to chase "potential winners"). As such, index funds are a big part of my personal portfolio and they've done well for me over the years.

So now I offer you my favorite/most useful posts of the year on the topic of investing. Yes, there are a lot. Select the ones that interest you and enjoy the reading:

• Getting Rich is Simpler than You Think
• How Average Joes Can Retire Rich
• 13 Unconventional Investments
• Fund Indexers, Take (Another) Bow
• Part-Time Investing
• 4 Habits of Successful Investors
• Expenses, Taxes and Size Matter in Choosing Bond Funds (And Stocks too!)
• Where the Pros Stash Their Own Dough
• Stress-Free Investing in Four Easy Steps
• Almost Infinite Investment Return
• Do You Have Enough Time to Invest Like You Want To?
• How to Retire Rich: Use the Power of Compounding
• The Case for Indexing
• Investment Advice from Someone Who Manages Billions

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Comments

[Keith]

fascinating group of articles you have there :)