“You look for value and compare — looking for bargains.”

Flowers are nice and chocolates are sweet, but if you really want to do something loving for your mother or wife on Mother’s Day, teach her how to invest — if she isn’t already savvy about investing. via Chicago Tribune

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“Businesses were voraciously hiring people a year ago and now they’ve got a bit of indigestion.”

Jerry Kennelly, center, Chairman and CEO of Riverbed Technology Inc., attends the opening bell with Riverbed colleagues at the Nasdaq stock market Friday, May 4, 2007 in New York. via Athens Banner-Herald

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Fabled investor Warren Buffett predicted Saturday that the stock market will be subject to even more periods of turbulence than normal as companies and financial firms pile on more debt and as an ‘electronic … via Chicago Tribune

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“It’s easy to understand and a terrific resource to have on the bookshelf.”

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something to read? With wedding season approaching, helping a young couple get started on the right financial footing is an excellent idea. via Chicago Tribune

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MOVE OVER, hedge funds. Step aside, exchange-traded funds. Make some space for another money-management vehicle that has been piling up assets lately at an impressive pace, though with far less accompanying … via Seattle Post-Intelligencer

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Most people focus on their investment portfolios in deciding whether they can retire. via Motley Fool

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