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1. Peter Morse | July 29th, 2010 at 9:22 am

   This magazine has paid for itself many times with simple and relevant financial advice. I will not go into details of personal, but we believe that, in accordance with the recommendation found in various articles in recent years, I will be saved and received more than $ 2000, and perhaps much more. This amount does not on income from the purchase of securities, but rather a kind of tax advice, credit cards, savings options, tax comparison, etc. – Type what we have in all of them frequently. I subscribed to many magazines over the years, and most of them were just a year – will continue to update for years!
   Rating: 5 / 5

2. fair_deal_guy | July 29th, 2010 at 11:21 am

   Kiplinger Personal Finance magazine fits in the center between the lowest common denominator approach of “Money and the head-to-pay magazine clouds. Kiplinger has a well-balanced style and tone, he does not preach, but I almost always find tips and provide tax savings that pay subscription each year in question. If a measure of the value of personal journal “Finance”, and then Kiplinger Personal Finance magazine, deserves 5 stars. Good stuff and good prices!
   Rating: 5 / 5

3. J. Shakes | July 29th, 2010 at 12:16 pm

   I have read other personal finance magazines before and found them too basic use of time, or too focused on some uncertain area. I am not a financial expert, but I wanted to continually increase their knowledge of personal finance. Kiplinger was great about it. I skip 80% of journal articles, but it’s still one or two in each issue, which has taught me one area that I do not know – where to buy bonds online cheap how to find good financial advice Why options are evaluated as they are. Good article for all to pay an annual subscription. Each issue has a wide range of products are attractive to many levels of experience.
   Rating: 4 / 5

4. Anonymous | July 29th, 2010 at 2:25 pm

   We used to subscribe to Kiplingers personal finance. We have already, because we can not help but notice a certain bias in equities / bond purchase more than any other forms of investment. The council continues at low interest rates, expensive bull, the “bear” market and historically low mortgage rates. Members call on us to keep putting money in the market, continue to occur regardless of market conditions. A cursory glance at a regular advertisers explains. In five years subcribing, some of these regular advertisers (whose market outcomes are below par) never appears in the “Bad or Worst” Performers columns. For a comprehensive, balanced view of things for the average investor, one of the personal finance magazines like Money or Smart Money could be better.
   Rating: 5.2

5. audrey72 | July 29th, 2010 at 5:13 pm

   May’s resignation plan sent me a magazine that is so sad that I did not even bother to open it now, Kiplinger is not so. The best part Kiplinger is that it describes how real people with average wages, children and debts can invest in the future. There are several great articles about how parents teach children to manage their money. Everything is possible, but I have yet to try any of it. The magazine consists of four parts: a short article in advance to finance news and events, to “invest” primarily for investment stocks, “money” on how to invest their money, though not, as some invest in a variety of technical and costs “, which is one of the major common interests in new technologies, entertainment and other ways to spend all the money saved, or by using investments.
   Rating: 4 / 5

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