About Free Money Finance

I want to put all of my "about this site" information in one place, so I'm writing a post to do just that. ;-)

For those of you wanting to know about Free Money Finance, here's a bunch of information:

• My Story -- Details my financial history and qualifications for writing this blog based on personal experience.

• How I paid off my mortgage -- Details my last step in becoming debt free.

• About Free Money Finance -- Contains everything from why this site exists to ground rules and my promises.

• Contact Me -- Gives my email and an alternative email.

• Logo - Gives an update on the FMF logo as of January 2010.

• Disclaimer -- Use information on this site at your own risk.

• Reminder: Why You Shouldn't Listen to Me - I'm not a financial professional and don't claim to be one (heaven forbid!)

• Ad Policy -- Here are all the details on my advertising policies.

• Tour of FMF -- Here's a tour of the site I did some time ago.

• Blog Name -- Where did the name Free Money Finance come from? This post tells all!!

• Privacy Policy -- All the rules and regulations of online privacy here at FMF.

• Comment and Trackback Policy -- Added in February 2007.

• Some recommendations for Free Money Finance: Business Week, The Wall Street Journal, Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities, Barron's, and US News and World Report.

Comments

[Susan Newton]

Whats the best and cheapest way to find a finacial planner to help someone that needs to learn how to manage money and get out of dept???

[snakeflake]

I love your site! How can I link to it? My goal is to make enough money to retire early. I have just started blogging. any advise is apreciated.

[FMF]

Snakeflake --

As far as linking goes, simply link to www.freemoneyfinance.com. As far as advice, see this link:

http://www.freemoneyfinance.com/2005/12/how_to_get_your.html

[AndyS]

Great blog which I discovered through the carnival scene. I'll be subscribing and adding to my blogroll.

Andy

[Jeremy Day]

Hi FMF,

I am really enjoying reading some of the article on here. I have added you to my blogroll and I will be checking back often.

Cheers,
Jeremy

[san]

hi,

I really like your website. I just signed up 2 weeks ago.
I relly loved your recent Warren Buffet post.
Actually that post got me thinking and brought me to the following question:
Which book do you recommend for budilding up a basic fiancial compentence?
The situation is this: We are a family with no good formal training in fincials. We are immigrants.
I would like to buy each of my brotehrs and sisters a good bokk on this. They are all between 17 and 30 years old.

Thanks for your recommendation in advance.

Cheers,
San

[FMF]

San --

Check out my choices at the bottom of this post:

http://www.freemoneyfinance.com/2008/04/personal-financ.html