Friday Links – Anniversary Edition
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After a year of blogging, I’ve networked with many great people and now follow over 100 blogs. But before I started Canadian Finance Blog, there were only six blogs that I read every morning for almost a year. While they have all been included in my Friday Links many times, I wanted to do something special to highlight the sites that inspired me to start my own blog.
I asked the guys behind each site to let me know one of their favorite posts that they had wrote over the years. I also looked back to find one of my favorites from each blog as well.
Million Dollar Journey
Their favorite – Canadian Online Discount Stock Brokerage Comparison
My favorite – The Smith Manoeuvre – A Wealth Strategy
Canadian Capitalist
Their favorite – Returns of the Top 10 Canadian Equity Funds of 2004
My favorite – Bucking the conventional wisdom on a fixed-rate mortgage
The Financial Blogger
Their favorite – Hitting 6 Figures Income at 28!
My favorite – 3 Reasons Why You Should Not Do Market Timing
Four Pillars
Their favorite – Why You Can’t Trust Real Estate Agents When Buying A House
My favorite – Baby Expenses Series
Where Does All My Money Go
Their favorite – Smoking a Pack a Day Can Cost You Millions
My favorite – The Importance Of Low Portfolio Turnover
Thicken My Wallet
Their favorite – Dealing with Salesmen, Cheats and Lairs
My favorite – Job search tips: how NOT to get a job
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Using equity in your home to make home repairs can be a great idea as long as you can afford the new payment. You should be able finish the entire upstairs for about $80 to $100 per square foot. The bathroom will be the most expensive room per square foot.
Adding space like that can make your home so much more enjoyable by having room to roam and spread out a little. Besides, it will also increase the value of your home so it would be a good investment as long as you don't go overboard on how you finish the home.
But, make sure you can get the loan you hope for before you make big plans. Sometimes lenders will be hesitant on letting a borrower cash out or increase their loan value since many lender have been burned recently. It can be done but you may have to shop around a bit.
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