Welcome readers from MSN!
Today I wrote a guest post for MSN on Investment Snowflaking [1] explaining how it works, the benefits and some examples. It’s a spin-off of a popular strategy know as debt snowflaking [2].
Each time you receive extra money — a sale on eBay, a bonus check, or repayment from a friend who borrowed $20 — direct it toward your investments. These dollars do not replace your regular contributions, but are above and beyond them.
Head over to MSN [1] to read the complete article if you haven’t yet. Thank you to MSN for the opportunity to write a guest post.
Investing
If you are arriving from MSN and want to learn more about my investment approach, you can read about our dollar plan [3], our asset allocation [4], and our declining contribution percentages [5].
If you are interested in reading more about snowflaking…here’s some articles by various personal finance writers:
- Snowflake: Deposited Rebate Check from Sprint [6] at Me vs. Debt
- Developing a Snowflaking Mentality [7] at Paid Twice
- 20 places to find snowflakes [8] at Being Frugal
- Snowflaking and six other alternative income streams [9] at Moolanomy
In addition, there’s a snowflake revolution devoted to listing many personal finance sites applying snowflaking strategies for investing and debt payoff.