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The Personal Finance Clinic

by Ram Balakrishnan
May 2, 2009
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Whether you are in good financial health, directly experiencing the downturn in the economy or concerned about the state of your personal finances, I’m collaborating with the authors of the Moneygardener and Triaging My Way To Financial Success and holding a Personal Finance Clinic for our readers.

We recognize that finding the answers to your questions on topics of personal finance can be difficult in the best of times; they should not be hard to find in the worst of times.

With the abundance of material published online and in print media on topics of personal finance we are holding a clinic to tackle your best questions on a variety of financial matters. Best of all no health card or credit card is needed.

Rules

Questions can be on topics that include personal savings, net worth, budgeting or investment fundamentals.

Readers simply need to send their question with identifying name to personalfinanceclinic*no spam*@gmail.com before May 31st, 2009.

We will each select an equal share of questions from all submissions based upon our personal knowledge and ability to research the topics. Responses to specific questions can not be guaranteed to be 100% accurate.

We are not certified investment professionals and are not licensed to provide financial advice. We hold no liability for responses and our answers are intended for educational purposes only. When possible we will supply references and/or links to articles, content and alternative tools.

We cannot guarantee that all questions will be answered in the clinic due to both the number of responses and the limitations of our personal time.

We will not provide recommendations on specific investments or their potential for investment. We will not accept questions on any specific stock, mutual fund, ETF or financial product and their investment potential for a reader.

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