billshrink.com — Before the Internet, the personal finance industry was a robust and successful one. With the advent of the web and newer technologies, the industry is getting a dose of its own medicine as informations and tools are going free and cheap.
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rustynuts7747May 13, 2009
Totally agree, everyone is more aware of better deals and also now how to shop around using the internet. Almost all sites now have tolls so that you can play "what if" and try different scenarios. A very competitive area with the major lenders getting more involved.
devine122May 13, 2009
Oh no, less work to be done, this must be a bad thing!! Couldn't we implement shorter work weeks instead of worrying about "creating jobs" and making more work for ourselves?
holyskeletonMay 13, 2009
how about he just go back to his cave and stfu
ssquared22May 13, 2009
I do find myself reading more finance blogs and ezines instead of the mags I used to pick up in the past, but you have to look harder to find the most reliable advice.
entroperMay 13, 2009
These things did not kill the personal finance industry, they ARE the personal finance industry. It just evolved. Every time the article says "X instead of Y", X is part of the modern personal finance industry.