Money Articles From Fans of Finance

Money Articles Category - The Digerati Life

As we’ve mentioned before, the financial space is a thriving, dynamic area of the web that’s built on a lot of diverse voices — from financial journalists at mainstream online magazines and sites such as the Wall Street Journal or Kiplingers to casual money bloggers who lovingly tend to their blogs on a daily basis. There are also employed bloggers who manage corporate blogs for financial startups and larger companies. The works of all these folks are presented in our article collections and roundups. We work to find the best writeups out there and enjoy the contributions made by all those who’ve expressed their passions for finance and business.

We’ve toured the financial blogosphere and web community to find some great articles on money topics. If you’re a fan of finance, you’ll like it here. Check out the thoughtful posts that have caught our collective eye. In many occasions, we add our own two cents to the subject at hand.

Financial Innovation In Silicon Valley: Attended SF Beta! Jan 2011 1

One of the perks of living in this part of the world is the chance to attend cool startup mixers and networking events where you can see what’s brewing in the world of internet startups. While I was bummed that I wasn’t able to attend the Affiliate Summit in Las Vegas that took place over [...]

Happy New Year! Our Album Of New Year Greetings Dec 2010 18

We’re closing the year and welcoming a brand new one. And we’re doing it by adding on to our special album of New Year greetings. We’ve collected our wishes throughout the years and include a handful of our favorite posts from the past on some occasions. We’ve seen both ups and downs but overall, life [...]

Using Negative Publicity To Generate Buzz: A Cautionary Tale Dec 2010 8

I went shopping yesterday and was not too satisfied with the merchandise in the stores I normally visit. I ended up spending more money than I’d like for stuff I wasn’t intending to buy, so I’m going to have to change my shopping strategy. I think I’m going to stick to shopping at online cash [...]

Turkey Place Card Holders and a Happy Thanksgiving 2010! Nov 2010 8

I think I’m going to start a new tradition here during Thanksgiving and showcase some cool turkey-themed household ideas each year. Last year, I shared the idea of having Turkey Pops for Thanksgiving, which was an idea I had stumbled upon on the web. This time, it’s about Turkey Place Card Holders! So what are [...]

How To Gift Wrap A Cat For The Holidays Nov 2010 6

We’re getting there! I haven’t seriously started yet, but many people already have: working on that Christmas list. Since I absolutely hate to procrastinate, I am beginning to get that panicky feeling. Shopping is something I would normally enjoy as a leisurely activity, but these days, it’s rush, rush, rush. Family will soon be coming [...]

Income Distribution & Inequality In The United States Nov 2010 19

Do you ever feel yourself slipping away financially over time despite working your arse off? And what about the feeling that no matter how hard we work, our parents seem to have had it easier? Well if you always suspected wealth erosion was going on but couldn’t put your finger on it, then maybe this [...]

Family Road Trip To Las Vegas: Photo Album Oct 2010 7

Last week was fantastic. We packed up the family into our minivan — there were five of us minus the cat. It was the first time we attempted to go on a road trip that would take us longer than a day. Our trips usually take us to areas like Monterey, Carmel, Marin County or [...]

Could Your Job Be Outsourced? Top Jobs Targeted For Outsourcing Oct 2010 13

With business — even small business — going global, we’re all forced to adapt to the changes. If you’re an employee, you may wonder: could your job be in danger? Having worked in the software industry for a LONG time, I often entertained this thought. You may worry that you could be made redundant or [...]

Is The Recession Really Over? Economic Boom and Bust Sep 2010 13

I’ve asked this question before: is the economic downturn over? First, we hear about Warren Buffett’s assurances that there’s no double dip recession ahead of us. Next, we get some official word that the recession is over. Apparently, it ended last summer, in June 2009. So does that mean that this past year, we’ve been [...]