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October 19, 2007

Navigating the Financial Blogosphere

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Looking for more guidance on preparing to pay and actually paying for college, as well as general personal finance information on a variety of subjects? (If you're reading this blog, I'm guessing that you're interested in these topics!)

There's a great new book out by wealth manager Russell Bailyn Click here to learn about third-party website links called Navigating the Financial Blogosphere Click here to learn about third-party website links, which has two chapters on paying for college — one on saving for education (Chapter 13) and one on borrowing for education (Chapter 12) — in a section called "Building Wealth Requires Planning."

The content is very objective and provides several different online resources to find more information. I especially like that the chapters are short and conversational. In fact, one of the reviewers on amazon.com Click here to learn about third-party website links calls it "a personal finance blog disguised as a book."

Of course, I should mention that the Student LoanDown blog is even mentioned on page 96, which is how I found about the book in the first place!

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