Really Simple Savings

A lot is being written about how RSS can save businesses money by giving their employees access to updated information, but as an article this week in the Hartford Courant points out, RSS can save consumers money, too.

Writer Gregory Karp includes links to financial institutions and bloggers who offer content and advice on how to save money, use credit or buy a home. Since RSS brings you every update, you don't have to keep checking back to get the latest stock information or mortgage rate -- they come to your reader.

There are plenty of sources aimed at all age and income levels, from twentysomethings to those facing retirement, and they are come from well-known MSM sources like Consumer Reports as well as individual bloggers of all ages and backgrounds.

NewsGator subscribers have access to those financial feeds as well as many others. Go to Add Feeds in your reader. You will get a page that lists categories. Click on Business and then Personal Finance/Investment and subscribe to anything that looks interesting. You will also see categories for Real Estate, Home Business and Sales/Deals, if you're interested in those subjects.

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