Nothing fancy here, just a quick list of my favorite financial sites (besides Luther Wealth) and what I use them for. It’s a fairly short list, because most financial sites are actively harmful to the typical investor.
My Favorite Financial Sites
Financial Mad Libs: How To Recognize and Ignore Them
The online media ecosystem is filled with all kinds of financial news. Quarterly earnings reports, Fed watching, political commentary, early retirement planning, etc. Much of this content is time-wasting at best, and actively harmful to your financial future at worst. But one type of online article that is particularly irksome to me is the Financial Mad Lib. Financial mad libs are automated content (written at least partly by a machine) that use publicly accessible information to stitch together a simple story about a company or economy.
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