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February 27, 2007

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Not sure if I can vote since I'm a player, but here goes anyway!

Game 1: Be Honest With Yourself
Game 2: The Only Free Lunch in Finance: Diversification
Game 3: Getting Rid Of Your Debt Without Worrying About The Latte Factor
Game 4: How to Eat on $20.00 a Month (bye)
Game 5: The Case for (some) Active Investing
Game 6: Don't Let Your Kids Get Ahold of Your Checkbook (bye)
Game 7: Why I Pay Cash For My Car
Game 8: Target Retirement Mutual Funds: T. Rowe Price vs. Vanguard

Nick --

Certainly you can vote.

FYI -- you and I have all but two the same. Hmmm. You're making me re-think my "winners."

Anyone else have thoughts on these?

1. Be honest with yourself
2. The only Free Lunch is Diversification
3. Getting rid of your debt without worrying about the latter factor
4. Bye - $20 month food
5. The case for (some) active investing
6. Bye - kids checkbook
7. 31 Days to fix your finances
8. Tips for successful budget

Game 1 - Be honest with yourself
Game 2 - The only free lunch
Game 3 - Getting rid of debt without latte factor
Game 5 - Money 101
Game 7 - 31 days
Game 8 - (bye) - I am a little bias for myself (Budgeting)

1. Be Honest With Yourself
2. The Only Free Lunch in Finance: Diversification
3. Getting Rid Of Your Debt Without Worrying About The Latte Factor
4. How to Eat on $20.00 a Month
5. Money 101: My Basic Financial Plan
6. Don't Let Your Kids Get Ahold of Your Checkbook
7. 31 Days To Fix Your Finances
8. Tips for Having a Successful Budget

Game 1: Be Honest With Yourself (shameless self-promotion)
Game 2: The Only Free Lunch in Finance: Diversification
Game 3: Getting Rid Of Your Debt Without Worrying About The Latte Factor
Game 4: How to Eat on $20.00 a Month
Game 5: Money 101: My Basic Financial Plan
Game 6: Don't Let Your Kids Get Ahold of Your Checkbook
Game 7: 31 Days To Fix Your Finances
Game 8: Target Retirement Mutual Funds: T. Rowe Price vs. Vanguard

GAME 1 Be Honest With Yourself

GAME 2 The Only Free Lunch in Finance: Diversification

GAME 3 Getting Rid Of Your Debt Without Worrying About The Latte Factor

GAME 4 -bye-

GAME 5 Money 101: My Basic Financial Plan

GAME 6 -bye-

GAME 7 Why I Pay Cash For My Car

GAME 8 Tips for Having a Successful Budget

Game 1: Be Honest With Yourself
Game 2: The Only Free Lunch in Finance: Diversification
Game 3: Getting Rid Of Your Debt Without Worrying About The Latte Factor
Game 5: Money 101: My Basic Financial Plan
Game 7: 31 Days To Fix Your Finances
Game 8: Tips for Having a Successful Budget

Game 1: Be Honest With Yourself
Game 2: The Only Free Lunch in Finance
Game 3: Getting Rid Of Your Debt Without Worrying About The Latte Factor
Game 4: How to Eat on $20.00 a Month (bye)
Game 5: Money 101
Game 6: Don't Let Your Kids Get Ahold of Your Checkbook (bye)
Game 7: Why I Pay Cash For My Car
Game 8: Target Retirement Mutual Funds: T. Rowe Price vs. Vanguard

Game 2: Only Free Lunch in Finance: Diversification
Game 3: Getting Rid Of Your Debt Without Worrying About The Latte Factor
Game 7: Why I pay cash for a car
Game 8 Tips for a successful budget

The rest are byes or no preference on my part.

Game 3: Getting rid of your debt
Game 7: 31 days to fix your finances
Game 8: Tips for a successful budget

Game 1: Be Honest With Yourself
Game 2: Only Free Lunch in Finance: Diversification
Game 3: Latte Factor
Game 4: How to Eat on $20.00 a month (bye)
Game 5: Money 101
Game 6: Don't Let your kids get a hold of your checkbook (bye)

Everything else a tie. :D

1) Be Honest with Yourself-Excellent
2) Only Free Lunch
3) Latte Factor
4) How to Eat on $20/month-Interesting!!
5) Money 101
6) Bye: That's hysterical!!
7) Why I pay Cash for a Car
8) Tips for a Successful Budget

I would totally vote for the bye over my post on on how to eat for less than $20 a month.

Here are my votes:

1. Be Honest
2. Diversification
3. Latte Factor
4. $20 Food Bill
5. Money 101 (the other post's site was down:-(
6. Kid Got Checkbook
7. Pay Cash for Car
8. Successful Budgeting

You want a tie-breaker, and I've already voted for Why I pay cash for my car, so I'll tell you why I did. First off, it was a specific post on a specific topic. Second, it gave reasons and illustrated the thinking that goes into good financial decision making. It showed how to put natural human inclinations on your side, and how having made that one decision to constrain yourself saves you money in several ways.

1) Be Honest With Yourself
2) The Only Free Lunch in Finance: Diversification
3) Getting Rid Of Your Debt Without Worrying About The Latte Factor
4) How to Eat on $20.00 a Month
5) Money 101: My Basic Financial Plan
6) Don't Let Your Kids Get Ahold of Your Checkbook
7) 31 Days To Fix Your Finances
8) Tips for Having a Successful Budget

1. Be Honest With Yourself
2. The Only Free Lunch in Finance - Diversification
3. Getting Rid Of Your Debt Without Worrying About The Latte Factor
4. How to Eat on $20.00 a Month
5. Money 101: My Basic Financial Plan
6. Don't Let Your Kids Get Ahold of Your Checkbook
7. Why I pay cash for a car
8. Tips for Having a Successful Budget

1. Be Honest With Yourself
2. Free Lunch: Diversification
3. Latte Factor
5. The Case for (some) Active Investing
7. 31 Days to Fix Your Finances
8. Target Retirement Mutual Funds

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