LifeHacker strikes again

[jordanread]

I think they are getting on board!!
http://twocents.lifehacker.com/how-to-save-for-retirement-when-youre-broke-1643173476

This isn't the first time lifehacker has appeared here. This would be old news to all of us, but I know getting people to understand is hard. This might be a cool thing to send to people, follow up a few months later, and show some math.

You're broke. And it's killing you. Not because you want to go out and buy yourself a bunch of crap, but because you have bigger financial dreams. You want to be able to save. You want to fully fund an IRA or 401k each year. And you certainly don't want to be living off ramen noodles in your golden years. So what do you do?

Here are three easy strategies that can help you save for retirement — even if you're broke.

[orbix]

Lifehacker is pretty hit-and-miss, but it's trending in the right direction. There are still a lot of discussions around 'how to finance X' that basically end up reading as "You shouldn't do _, but here's how to do it anyhow"