Sugar Editorial Picks
Mar 16, 2009 -
When it comes to financial advice I primarily rely on my own common sense and experience, a select group of trusted websites, news sources, experts and finance books. It's rare I have time to tune in to TV host and financial advisor Suze Orman or markets commentator Jim Cramer, but both have a mass of loyal followers. Who do you consider your mainstream finance guru?
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Jan 09, 2009 -
Suze Orman and Oprah have teamed up to provide complimentary financial advice for anyone who wants it, in the form of Suze's latest book, Suze Orman's 2009 Action Plan. You'll find it ready to download on Oprah.com through Jan. 15.
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Sep 17, 2008 -
Employer-provided napping pods are great and all, but there's one new work perk gaining popularity that would help employees more than providing a place to rest. A handful of large employers including IBM and Pepsi have arranged for their employees to have access to one-on-one counseling sessions with financial planners. Some mid and small size firms are following suit: Even though the benefit is costly for employers, they believe it will help keep their workforces happy by reducing a big stress in their lives.
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Jan 25, 2008 -
If you've so much as glanced at the news lately you'd know the economy has been going through rocky times. Some people are seeking financial advice from their church to hold their hands through the tumultuous market ride, and I just learned that thousands of churches around the world have added teaching the gospel of money to their repertoire.
Participants in such church groups say that the bible is packed with information on handling finances and for some it has helped lift the "spiritual burden" of being in debt.
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Jan 15, 2008 -
Kiplinger’s Personal Finance and the National Association of Personal Finance Advisors (NAPFA) are teaming up to provide complimentary retirement planning advice from typically fee-only professional advisors. They're calling the service “Jump-Start Your Retirement Plan Days," and the applicable days are today (January 15) and January 25. Here's what NAPFA has to say about it:
Just dial 1-888-919-2345 on these dates and a NAPFA member will respond to your questions.
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Oct 11, 2008 -
The sinking Dow Jones Industrial Average has everyone in a fluster, which means more and more investors are looking for guidance from their financial advisers.
Have you ever been to a financial adviser to help you manage your portfolio or make sense of your financial goals and plans?
Source
Have You Ever Been to a Financial Advisor?
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Oct 01, 2009 -
- Jude Law duels, reads poetry with Jimmy Fallon — BWE
- Christina Aguilera walks the Runway tonight — JustJared
- Kylie Minogue hits the stage in the states! — Pink Is the New Blog
- Gwyneth Paltrow adds financial advisor to her resume — Lainey Gossip
- Kevin Federline is still packing on the pounds — D-Listed
- Eva Longoria sports a Posh bob on the cover of Citizen K — Egotastic
- Courtney Love needs to take a nap — The Superficial
- Emmanuelle Chriqui shows off her daisy dukes — Hollywood Tuna
- Christina Milian has a craving for take out — Hollywood Rag
- Mariah Carey has made some bad fashion choices (NSFW) — cityrag
- Architectural Digest features never before seen photos of Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch! — CasaSugar
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Mar 22, 2009 -
I'm beginning to think Kristin Wiig could imitate anyone. Here, she is impersonating Suze Orman, the financial advisor with an unmistakable voice, an iconic wedge haircut, Cougar-ific fashion sense, and a way with words. (Does The Courage to Be Rich ring a bell?
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Jan 13, 2009 -
- Hillary Clinton's confirmation hearings for her secretary of state appointment began this morning. Clinton said that the current humanitarian tragedy in the Middle East strengthens her commitment to lasting peace, similar to that which her husband had as president. — New York Times
- A wave of cold has swept from the Arctic to the upper Midwest US; temperatures have dropped as low as 37 below zero in North Dakota.
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