Bad Money Advice

Today at Get Rich Slowly J.D. introduced me to another personal finance blog called Bad Money Advice. So far I have only had the opportunity to glance through it briefly, but it looks promising. The author, Frank Curmudgeon, seems to have a sharp truthfulness that I like. Here is an excerpt from his explanation of the motivation behind Bad Money Advice:

A person good at money generally keeps working at adding zeros to his net worth until he can buy an island to retire to. So who, you might reasonably ask, writes all those books and gives all those seminars? People who are clever about money but so naturally generous that they want to share their insights with others rather than profit by them personally? Can I interest you in a bridge I have for sale over the East River?

J.D. also mentioned updating the disclaimer on the bottom of his blog pages, which prompted me to think that I should do the same. I decided to take inspiration from the disclaimer that Get Rich Slowly borrowed from The Digerati Life.

Disclaimer: Though I am proficient at many things, I am an authority on nothing. Therefore, I do not intend to provide advice on these pages, only to offer my observations, experiences, and opinions. I try to learn something new everyday, so even I may not completely agree with my opinions from yesterday.