Here are my picks for the week!
From the M-Network
- Do you want to use 411, but don’t want to pay the price? Christian PF tells us about Google’s FREE 411 service.
- Visit DebtFREE-Revolution to read about building up an emergency fund, so you can kiss the credit cards goodbye. I can’t wait for that day!
- For an interesting commentary on rap artists and personal finance advice, head to Financial Dominance.
- Gather Little by Little demonstrates a new twist on creating a budget that saves you money.
- I’ve Paid for This Twice Already walks the fine line between frugality and obsession.
- Why isn’t money management taught in school? Pinyo at Moolanomy is wondering. Why don’t you stop by and tell him what you think?
- Find a simple way to budget for irregular expenses at Plonkee Money.
- Single Guy Money talks about the most important factor in getting out of debt. Visit his blog to find out what it is!
- Do you like math? The Dough Roller shows us some nifty tricks for calculating compounding interest.
More favorites from around the web
- 1902 Victorian posted a must read article about the end of spending. I was so impressed, I subscribed to the feed!
- Monopoly is going cashless, and I’m not too happy about it. To find out more, visit Money Rules! Debt Stinks!
- Looking to make money by selling your stuff? The King of Debt tells you how to find more stuff to sell.
- Creating a budget on a variable income is a subject near and dear to my heart, since we have a variable income. NCN explains how to do it.
- Be sure to visit Blueprint for Financial Prosperity to find out why having a goal helps you be frugal. Then take some time to think about your goals.
Finally, be sure to stop by So Sick of Debt to congratulate her. She paid off her last credit card this week! She’s not completely debt free yet, but this is a huge milestone!
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I really I enjoy your weekly roundups. The sites are all good reads and very informative. I tried Google 411 and it worked. I already saved the number on my cell. I won’t have to pay $1 each time I dial 411, ever! Thanks a bunch!
Thanks for the link!
Hilda, saving the number on your cell is a great idea! I’m going to do that too! And thanks for the report that it works. :)
glblguy, you’re very welcome!
Thank you for linking to my post! I’m so glad you liked it! :)
You’re welcome, Kristin! It’s a great post!