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Bad Money Advice - Personal Finance Reconsidered A blog on personal financial advice and why it is not as good as it needs to be. Covers and criticizes money advice from the media, gurus, and other blogs.

What’s Wrong with The Millionaire Next Door | Bad Money Advice I put a passing reference to The Millionaire Next Door in my post Wednesday on The Tragedy of Impulse Saving. A commenter asked about it and actually followed

What Percent of Your Income to Spend on Rent | Bad Money Advice Yesterday the Wall Street Journal’s Developments blog (it covers real estate) carried a post Is Your Rent Too Damn High? inspired by a classic