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Friday Finance Links July 27, 2012

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The biggest event of the week in the Wohlner house was the 24th birthday of our daughter Jennifer yesterday.  We missed being with her (she lives in LA) but it sounds like she had a great time going out with her friends.  Happy Birthday Jen!

Candles spell out the traditional English birt...

Here are some articles and blog posts that I suggest for your weekend personal finance reading:

Personal Finance Blogs

Check out Gary Forman’s (of TheDollarStretcher.com) inaugural post for US News How the Drought Will Affect Consumers (and What You Can Do About It). 

Barbara Freidberg answers a reader’s question Do you think bonds are a good place to invest now?  at her blog Barbara Friedberg Personal Finance. 

The Danger of Prepaid Tuition Plans discusses the features of these sometimes toxic (my opinion) plans at fivecentnickel.com. 

Posts from Fellow NAPFA members 

Claire Emory discusses Getting Advice on Retirement Planning and Long-Term Care Insurance at Figuide.com.

Carolyn McClanahan blogs about Gun Owner Rights and Obamacare – Yes It Is In The Law at forbes.com 

Other articles from around the web

Robert Powell tells us about 7 money matters to consider if retiring overseas at MarketWatch.com.

Phillip Moeller writes that Target Date Funds Now Look Like Other Mutuals at US News.com.

If you invest in ETFs Vanguard Principal Warns Against “Rearview Mirror Investing” is a must read at plansponsor.com.

I took a week off from my regular weekly contribution to the US News Smarter Investor blog, but you can get links to my prior posts at my US News author page.

This is the weekend for Bobofest (the PG version of the actual name) which is the annual gathering of some of the Old Boyz of the Whitefish Bay High School class of ’76.  The tall tales get taller each year.   Bobo’s lake house in Southern Wisconsin will be the scene of the action tomorrow.  On a serious note, the festivities will be dampened a bit by the recent passing of our good friend and classmate, Bob Tilden.  Bob was a regular at Bobofest and he will be missed.

Here’s wishing everyone a great weekend.

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  1. GReat reads, and happy b day to the kid :)

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