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[austin316]

What is the best finance magazine? I'm interested in almost any financial info such as investing, retirement funds, real estate, etc. Which mag in your opinion is most interesting to read?

 

[DanceMan]

Originally posted by: austin316
What is the best finance magazine? I'm interested in almost any financial info such as investing, retirement funds, real estate, etc. Which mag in your opinion is most interesting to read?

Wrong forum for this, but Money, SmartMoney or Kiplinger's are good. To keep it on topic, you can checkout Discount Magazine or Ebay for really great deals on magazines.

 

[Devistater]

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[DaveSimmons]

I suggest using search "invest" in Off-Topic (both recent and archived threads) for online resources that will have more content and be more current than any magazine. One thread also recommended books on investing.

 

[ttown]

I like smartmoney

but i'd also recommend Wall Street Journal's 2-week free subscription (no hassle, no "invoice to cancel" cr@p)

and I'd also recommend AAII's (aaii.org) investment journal... comparatively quite expensive (at $50/yr) -- but they also have a "life-time" membership (till you die) for $500.
you can convert a year-long subscription to lifetime for 450... so you can go first with the $50 deal to make sure you like it. I find their articles extremely informative and well written -- and range from "beginner" to "expert" level info. No ads (except a couple pages selling their own 10 books and their own seminars) -- just good learning.

I read and toss smartmoney.... I read and save AAII's journal.

 

[Corporate Thug]

HOT DEAL!

 

[HESDog]

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[toant103]

Klipeger. Something like that

 

[Michael]

Not really a hot deal, but I prefer Forbes. Good business articles and decent investment advice as well. I like the fact that they often have science and medicine articles as well as articles on companies.

Michael

 

[DavemanUT]

If you are an entrepreneur (as opposed to a fortune 500 company type), Inc magainze is for you. I've been reading for around a year, and it has changed my life. No joke.

D.C.

 

[mdcrab]

In before da lock.

mdcrab

 

[erbosch]

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