Roundup for week of 13 May 2007
May 20th, 2007 | by
mbhunter |
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Here you go with some links of interest from this past week:
- Free Money Finance asks where folks would cut their household budget if they had to.
- All Financial Matters answers a reader’s question as to whether an early 401(k) withdrawal makes sense.
- Blueprint for Financial Prosperity doesn’t want to be rich.
- Consumerism Commentary got a bank teller in trouble. (Naughty naughty!)
- Five Cent Nickel is begging for the post office to “accidentally” shred his commission checks.
- Money, Matter, and More Musings wonders what the worth of unusable net worth is.
- The Digerati Life has her own opinion of how much a mom’s job should pay — complete with pay stub.
- The Sun’s Financial Diary has proof that girls are evil.
- The Binary Dollar ladders his CDs.
- Lazy Man and Money wonders what to do with tenant troubles.
- Money Smart Life should start his own $1,999/year investment newsletter with this kind of return.
Also, here are the carnivals my posts were featured in this week:
- Carnival of Personal Finance #100 over at My Open Wallet with my post on the top five ways to kill your retirement dreams.
- Festival of Frugality #74 over at Millionster with my killer scrapbooking deal at a yard sale
Enjoy!
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