Given tomorrow is “Love Day”, I mean St. Valentine’s day, let’s have a run around the world of financial blogs and see what has been on bloggers’ minds this week.
From Previous Weeks
- The house that Jack Built is a great NFB short commentary on urban sprawl.
- Now is the Time to Shuffle The Deck ? A good time to change horses too?
- Bank CEO Takes a Pay Cut ? that one has got to be a bit of fiction.
- Accountability of CEO’s is not to their employees it is to their stockholders.
- Worse Job Losses Possible never good news.
- Unemployment Up Sharply to 7.2% in January 2009 as mentioned on the pervious line.
- Greed and Gluttony another great NFB short.
- The Most Hideous Financial Image Ever click on it and see.
- Financial Pornography? Is that possible?
- Quiet RRSP Season not as rowdy as the good old days.
- Valentine’s Day Financial Massacre happens every year.
- Random Thoughts on Budgetary Week views from two weeks ago.
Valentine’s Thoughts
- Michael James showed his love for his kids, by talking about Well Paying Jobs for Kids, I pointed out that if you give a teenager a well-paying job, why would they want to go to University?
- Free Money Finance talks about love and money Help a Reader with Money and Marriage.
- Ellen Roseman talks of her love of concerts but not of service charges in Ticket Selling Practices Under Fire.
- Canadian Capitalist shows love for his readers and asks How is the Recession Affecting You?
Enjoy the love this weekend, but for St. Valentine’s sake, Don’t Go Bankrupt!
I decided to be ‘romantic’ and order my girlfriend flowers from FTD and have them delivered to her on work on friday, but they were a whopping $60.00 with shipping. I think I’ll be sticking to the $15.00 options available at the local Walgreens/Lewis drug.
I agree, some of the stuff companies come up with can be kind of absurd. Seems they’d be better if they just came out and told it how it was.
thanks for the mention!
Thanks for the link! See you next week!
Thanks for the mention. Enjoy your weekend.