Top 10 Popular Posts From The Month Of May

Here are the top 10 articles from last month that evoked popular response (either for or against) - you will find a lot of those comments very interesting. I intended to post this earlier, but got caught up in something else before I could finish compiling the list. So here it is now.

Feel free to add your thoughts/words-of-constructive-criticism to them.

• What Have You Got Against Personal Finance Bloggers? (53 comments)

• Is David Bach’s Math Misleading? (33 comments)

• What Percent Of Your Income Do You Spend On Housing Costs? (32 comments)

• Husband, Does Your Wife Know How To Invest? Wife, Does Your Husband Know How To Pay The Bills? (29 comments)

• What Is The Worth Of *Net Worth* If It Is Not Usable? (26 comments)

• Forcing Credit Card Awareness: There Should Be A Credit Card Qualifying Test (22 comments)

• A Way To Reduce Spending - Think About The Number Of Hours You Will Need To Work For Stuff (21 comments)

• My Almost-All-Cash Portfolio: Cautious? Or Under Accumulator Of Wealth? (19 comments)

• Extreme Frugality: Growing Tomatoes In A Bra And Other Interesting Frugal Ideas (17 comments)

• Simple Saving Trick: Pay Yourself First And Then Keep Stealing (17 comments)

I have mentioned this before - there is a lot to learn from the comments by readers; some of them are nods of agreement, some of them are bitter words of criticism, and some are gems of wisdom from personal experiences. Whatever their tone may be, there is always something to be learned from them.

Let me take this opportunity to thank my readers who take time to think over and comment on posts and participate in thought enriching discussions. Keep them coming.

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