Carnival of Investing #4

Welcome to the 4th edition of Carnival of Investing! This week, as always, we have a great collection of posts! Without further due, we present you this week's posts by our contributors.

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Editor's picks

Miss T.?@?Prairie Eco Thrifter?writes?Ethical Investing and Shareholder Rights: What You Should Know?- Ethical or socially responsible investing covers a wide area, and much of the attention is on what types of companies to own. Another thing to focus on is how to own companies, and what to do if you own them.

More great posts to check out

Kurt Fischer @ Money Counselor writes Stocks We Own - Now revealed for the first time on Money Counselor: A few of our financial holdings!
The Archivist??@?The Market Archive?writes??Net Income for Bank Stocks is Money in the Bank?-?Net income aka the bottom line is value added to the balance sheet that increases the value of the whole company. For banks, this means more funds to lend out and earn a return that they do not have to pay depositors for. Between net income and cash flow you can get a good idea of the potential for a bank to quickly increase its revenues and profits. Gil @ Finanacial Management Blog writes The Best Advice Before Investing Your Money - Study, learning and understanding your prospect investment or business cannot happen overnight or days. It may require more of your time but will definitely bring good results to your labor. Lastly, I want to say it once again, study and understand before you invest your money in any kind of investments. Deacon @ Well Kept Wallet writes 10 Ways to Keep from Spending Money - Are you looking for some ways to keep you from spending money? Well, you have come to the right place. It can be hard to resist the urge to go shopping or to buy items that you really want. Here are 10 tips to help you fight the urge and help you get your finances in order. Bill Smith?@?2009 Taxes?writes?Tax Liability Of An Annuity?-?There is generally no tax liability in case of annuities and this is what makes them so popular.
Michael?@?Financial Ramblings?writes?Financial Planners and the Fiduciary Standard?-?This post takes a closer look at the extent to which CFPs look out for the interests of their clients as well as the extent to which the CFP board cares.

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