Weekly Product Review Roundup and Carnival Gratitude

Hello and welcome. FPR readership per day is in upswing. So is the SE visitor counts. There were also a few good news  on the blog statistics front. FPR got its first Google page rank, along with SEO Moz ranks for Domain authority and Page Authority.

You can refer to my advertisement page to glance [...]

Best Credit Cards for Balance Transfer in 2012

Credit card balance transfer means transferring money from one credit card of one bank to the credit card of another issuer.

This is not just a marketing trick from the issuers; it is profitable for customers too. Many issuers offer 0% introductory APR for balance transfers.For example Citi Platinum card, Discover More card etc offer [...]

Duke Energy PremierNotes Review – Not So Premier

Duke energy is US-based energy company. Duke has more than 4 million customers. They own and operate nuclear power plants as well. As per latest filing, Duke earned over $14 billion in revenues and has $28 billion in market capitalization. More about the company health here.

As a stock DUK should be a dream stock [...]

Best 3 Credit Cards For Travel Rewards in 2012

Travel reward cards come with different perks and features. It’s not an easy task to rate the cards.We found the best travel rewards card for affluent is American Express platinum card. If you are a frequent traveler, this card can earn you more rewards than the $450 annual fee. Bur we are not recommending to [...]

Weekly Review Roundup and Carnival Gratitude

Finance Product reviews across the blogosphere

Lazy Man presents Money Rules by Jean Chatzky Reviewed posted at Lazy Man and Money.

JB presents Mint Review posted at My University Money.

Roger the Amateur Financier presents Book Review – Eat That Frog! posted at The Amateur Financier.

Grand Per Month writes Multi-Level Marketing Companies in Review.

Free From Broke presents review of Startwood preferred card from American Express.

Afford Anything [...]

How Cash Saves You on More than Just Interest

Smart consumers know that making purchases on credit costs you more money in the long run. Sure, you might make a given purchase with the intention of paying off your credit card before the billing cycle ends, but often it just doesn’t happen. Pulling out a credit card often means paying at least a few [...]

Weekly Finance Articles Roundup

Welcome readers to this roundup and link love edition. Let’s see the articles that caught my attention past week.

Good Reads and Reviews in Blogosphere

Slippery Slope of Separate Money at Evolving PF.

Cult of money talks about Blogging as a Business run by venture capitalists.

Simple island living calculates her cost of moving across [...]

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