I’ve been getting calls from the IRS.
Except they aren’t really the IRS. Because they are calling me.
And because the one time I called them back, they answered. The IRS doesn’t answer.
If they do answer, it’s going to take a while. My point is, if you’re getting calls from the IRS saying “the IRS has filed a lawsuit against you,” it’s not really the IRS, it’s a scam. Also be on the lookout for the iTunes gift card phone scams (story at the bottom), but I know you guys are too smart to fall for any of that mumbo jumbo.
Here’s this week in money and productivity…
P.S. I now have a “donate” page. Since I no longer run ads, and I focus primarily on creating new content, not making money, I don’t make as much as I once did from this blog (and it costs quite a bit of money to keep it on the interwebs). If you’re feeling generous, head over there. Any donation is appreciate, no matter the size. Tell all your friends!
Money
- Buying Dividend Stocks to Pay Bills (Dividend Diplomats)
- New Study Finds 1 in 10 Americans are Saving Enough for Retirement (Dave Ramsey)
- How to Make Thousands a Month with Amazon FBA – Interview (Debt RoundUp)
- How Much Does it Cost to Live on a Houseboat? (The Money Wizard)
- I Have Every Dollar I’ve Earned in My 10 Year Career (Investment Zen)
Productivity
- Lifestyle Design – Start Living Your Life Now (High Existence)
- Think You’ve Tried Every Productivity System? (Asian Efficiency)
- 5 Ways to Read More Books, More Productively (A Year of Productivity)
In the News
- Target Keeps Building Tiny Stores, Tries to Succeed Where Walmart Failed (Consumerist)
- From Zero to Seventy (Billion) (The Economist)
- China’s Housing Market is Going Nuts Again (Business Insider)
- Phone Scams Target Apple iTunes Gift Cards (Kiplinger)
It’s a light list this week, but I’ve been selective. Now you have no excuse not to read them all!
