Think your money questions are dumb?

Well, they’re not. Or so says my MSN Money colleague Liz Weston, aka the most widely read financial columnist on the Internet. Her latest book, “There Are No Dumb Questions About Money,” is this week’s giveaway.

Liz bases her text on real questions people have asked. In other words, this is information that people like you and I can use.

As a writer she is direct but also compassionate. While she understands how people can get into money trouble, she also is clear that the best person to help you usually is you.

If you have a question or issue you’ve been struggling with lately, I urge you to go to her website, AskLizWeston.com. You will get the benefit of her expertise with the comfort of anonymity.

Note: This title is published as an e-book. It will be sent to the winner as a PDF that can be read on Mac or PC.

To enter:

If you do any (or all!) of these things, please leave separate, additional comments to get credit for each entry.

The deadline to enter is 9 p.m. Alaska Daylight Time on Monday, Oct. 8. If I don’t hear back from the winner by 9 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 9, I’ll pull another name. If you enter, check your e-mail on Tuesday.

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52 thoughts on “Think your money questions are dumb?”

  1. Should be a good (e)book – the more people communicate about money the better off (pun intended?) they will be. Many of the PF bloggers share insight into getting into debt and not the least of it is not understanding how credit really worked, or admitting to the follow-the-crowd-and-just-buy-it mentality. Money issues should not be shame-inducing.

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  2. I love Liz almost as much as you. I always have a lot of questions so I hope I win this one. Hope you are settling in up north.

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  3. Oh, this is one I’d like to read! I’m embarrassed to admit that I enjoy Liz’s site when I get there, but I don’t go there regularly. Thanks for the giveaway, and I hope you’re getting all settled in in Alaska.

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  4. Donna,

    I love both Liz Weston’s work and yours. Just read your post on invisibility. It was perfect. Hope all goes well in Alaska.

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  5. Sounds like a great book, I think I would get a lot out of it, as would my boyfriend! Congrats on the move, hope you’re loving it!

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  6. I enjoy trying to stump the experts – I can’t wait to read this book (whether I win it or buy it).

    Thanks, Donna!

    PS Say hi to the Caribou for me!

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  7. Thanks for the heads up on the book. I have to admit that I like you best. You are more down to earth and your frugal ideas are always helpful, but she is informative as well. I already “liked” you on facebook. I hope you are happy in Alaska!

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