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Where to Park Your Cash

Dividend Ninja / January 21st, 2014 / No Comments

North American stock markets did exceptionally well in 2013. The S&P 500 closed at 1848, beating both its 5 and 10 year highs. That gave the S&P 500 a total return of 29.60% for the year ending 2013.1 Most stock markets around the world also had substantial gains in 2013, and the trend continues into 2014. With returns like that, it’s no wonder investors have been piling into equities....

Posted in: Money Tagged with: Bond Funds, Bonds, Fixed Income, investing, investing in stocks, Mutual Funds, Savings Accounts, stock market

Updates: January 12-18

Dividend Ninja / January 17th, 2014 / 8 Comments

First, I’d like to draw your attention to the Haribo Sugarless Gummy Bears 5lb bag. My GF came across this one while searching on Amazon. Obviously we know where her priorities are… To make a long story short, scroll down and read the safety warning under important information, and the reviews. I guarantee you’ll start the weekend with a laugh and a smile on your face. This really...

Posted in: Weekly Updates Tagged with: featured, Haribo Gummy Bears

A New Look

Dividend Ninja / January 7th, 2014 / 14 Comments

Nothing beats the New Year than a new look! If you’ve been a long-time reader of The Outlier Model, then you’ll certainly notice the new look and branding. I hope you like it! 😉 Over their two years of blogging, CF and Brian managed to write over 439 posts, with over 4170 comments. They were also able to build up a sizeable social media following, with over 1178 Facebook fans, and...

Posted in: General Tagged with: Branding, featured, Web Design

Updates: December 22-28

Christmas and Boxing Day, Holidays, financial blogs, financial blog reads, personal finance, blog reading, closing party for a local restaurant, staycation

Dividend Ninja / December 28th, 2013 / 9 Comments

WOW, Christmas and Boxing Day have already come and gone! Another year is under our belt, with New Years just around the corner. I hope everyone enjoyed the holidays and had a great Christmas with family and friends. This can be a wonderful time of year to connect with family and eat a lot Turkey and stuffing too! Good times to be had by all… I worked on Christmas and Boxing Day. With the overtime...

Posted in: Weekly Updates Tagged with: Christmas, Personal Finance weekly updates, weekly links, weekly roundup