A few publishers used to ask me for book proposals on my views on money management, but have stopped bothering since it is quite apparent that I just don’t have the time or discipline to do such a feat. Instead, a new ongoing project for this blog is to try to collate all the knowledge that I have gained so far (and am still gaining!) into a sort of free online finance book. The ongoing rough draft will be housed here (Update: I moved it to it’s own domain — and then moved it back :P). Tentatively, I am going to call it “My Money Guide”, but I don’t really like that name.
My Money Guide: A New Project
November 26, 2006 By 5 Comments
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Very impressive. So cool of you to provide a free online version for your online readers like me. 🙂
Is it possible that a wiki version might be a better approach?
I like your atricles. Did you had a chance to look at http://www.clarkhoward.com ? I like his views about many topics.
FYI
Are you looking for help with something like this?
I don’t know we have the critical mass to make a Wiki work.
Clark Howard seems like an interesting show. It’s a bit over the top at times, but at least he’s pro-consumer.
I think I’m okay now, but maybe later.