• On The Money Trail With Al Jacobs - This on the money trail newsletter talks about success and if your on your way to it.
• Do It Yourself Stock Investing - When it comes to investing in and picking stocks to buy many rely on financial advisors, fund managers or brokers, but a new wave is coming in and bringing with it people who are going down the do it yourself investment path.
• Mistakes Made With Unexpected Fortunes - Al Jacobs has written another newsletter worth reading for those who are coming into a large sum of money or those who have already received it.
• Owning a Masion Isn't Cheap Anymore! - If you think your bills and expenses are getting you down spare a thought for the filthy rich who live in huge masions. With all of the staff they employee to run their lives and homes for them it must be a very stressful exercise and can total up to $800,000 or more a year.
• The 60% Saving Solution - The 60% solution sounds like an intersting concept and it would probably work for most if tried.
• Kids and Money - Al Jacobs has written an article on ways to help ingrain the value of money into our kids from early in life. If we don't at least try to help our kids learn about money and the spending or saving of it, they may never be able to control it properly.
• Bosses Overpaid and Underworked? - Here is an article that asks if bosses are overpaid and underworked and why they are paid so much.
• Manhattan Apartment for $45,000 Per Month - According to an article from Bloomberg, there's an eight room apartment overlooking the Hudson River available to rent for a mere $45,000 per month or $540,000 for the year. That's more than most people pay for a house!
• Six figure jobs without advanced degree's - There might be more six figure jobs around than you think and not all of them require medical school to obtain them.
• Wealth: Grow It, Protect It, Spend It and Share It - A book recently published by Knowledge@Wharton and written by Stuart E. Lucas is being featured over Wharton. He is a financial advisor and heir to the Carnation fortune (evaporated milk and non-dairy creamers).
• Forbes Most Expensive Houses - Forbes lists are always interesting and they have put together their latest listing of the most expensive houses in the world.
• World's Most Expensive Cars - Forbes has put together an impressive list of mega-dollar cars from around the world and come up with the top ten most expensive cars in the world. The Bugatti Veyron (pictured to the left) hold the number one position with a price of $1,192,057 USD.
• Race Horse Investment - If your cashed up and looking for something very different to the usual investments in shares, real estate, new companies etc then race horse investing could be for you.
• Forbes Magazine Investing Guide for 2006 - Forbes has compiled a bunch of articles and resources online to help investors for 2006. It's a good introductory guide that covers things like retirement planning, investing in stocks and bonds, mutual funds, real estate investing, insurance, charity, and taxes.
• Forbes Billionaires List 2006 - It's been a good year for being a billionaire according to the Forbes business magazine's annual billionaires list.
• Want Your Own Business? - Well have a read of this article and get some idea's on how to make a start. There's not to much to the story but it contains a lot of valuable links to put you on a start to becoming an entrepreneur.
• Does Money Make you Happy - Does money make you happy is the question? Many people say no and many say money is happiness! This article says "the research we most liked showed that happy people do better than unhappy people in most realms of life; they have better social relationships, do more volunteer work, have better health and make more money. money may not make you happier, but being happy may make you more money"

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