This week I was particularly impressed with many good articles in the personal finance arena. I’d like to highlight a few that I thought were especially good:
Accumulating Money:Use Budget Software and Avoid a Crisis
Tough Money Love:How to Get Free Education in Economics
the Financial Wellness Project:Socializing is Good for your Wealth
MoneyNing:10 Activities for the Bear [...]
Continue reading about Favorite Links for the Week of October 6
As always, some great articles were written this week in the world of personal finance. Some of my favorite links came from the Finance Fiesta, hosted by the Mighty Bargain Hunter. Be sure to check these out:
Art of the Coupon:Why I am Glad We’ve Had Some Financial Struggles
I really enjoyed reading this one [...]
Continue reading about Favorite Links for Week of September 29
This week I had articles that appeared in the Carnival of Personal Finance and the Festival of Frugality. As usual, both are great resources with many thought-provoking articles. Some of my favorite articles include:
My Dollar Plan: 29 Steps I Took to Leave the Workforce at Age 29
This is an incredible story - be [...]
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Long before the internet was a household word, I was a mail order shopper. The old-fashioned way, from glossy color catalogs and brochures. It probably did not save me any money, but it did save time and was so much more convenient. Admittedly, I do not enjoy shopping in stores (I know, [...]
Syd at Retirement: A Full Time Job wrote a great post last week about mistakes she made on her way to early retirement. Like me, she retired in her 40s and blogs about her experience getting to and enjoying early retirement.
I’ve been intending to write a post about some of the big mistakes I made [...]
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