| Friday Links Posted: 21 Oct 2011 02:00 AM PDT - It’s a big deal to open your child’s first bank account. This week Financial Highway shared some tips in their post, How to Open and Help Manage You Child’s First Bank Account.
- Magazines serve as entertainment, treats, and required reading for our businesses. The Simple Dollar shared Some Thoughts on Magazine Subscriptions, explaining how to get the best value out of the subscription.
- This week the Canadian Capitalist discussed how the Stock Market Volatility is not Unprecedented. This was a great, eye-opening post.
- Balance Junkie wrote an in-depth, follow-up post about Personal Finance in a Secular Bear Market that shares cyclical vs. secular cycles in a bear market.
- Boomer and Echo continues on with their 11 Steps to Financial Freedom – Step 5: Set Your Top Three Goals. This is such a great series.
- This week Young and Thrifty posted a great article that answers the question, Why You Should Index Invest.
- Canadian Tax Resource wrote about how to Understand Your Pension Decision. Some very good advice in this post.
- Most of us decide whether to buy something by asking ourselves if we can ‘afford’ it. Amateur Asset Allocator examines What Does the Word “Afford” Mean, Really?
- Good Financial Cents delved into the tough question, How Much Should You Spend in Retirement?
- Thicken My Wallet wrote an intriguing post this week that focused on our fears and asked, Do We Have Irrational Fears of a Recession?
Related Posts: Friday Links originally appeared on Canadian Finance Blog on October 21, 2011. 
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