Roundup for week of 20 May 2007
May 27th, 2007 | by mbhunter |If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!
It’s the weekend, and it’s also time for some more link lovin’:
- All Financial Matters wonders how high gas prices have to go to justify getting a new car.
- Blueprint for Financial Prosperity discusses the allure of new.
- Consumerism Commentary bought a lot less than $8,000 worth of Forever Stamps.
- Five Cent Nickel distinguishes between net worth and net investable assets.
- Free Money Finance reports on the most cost-effective ways to stay in shape.
- The Digerati Life has a post that takes the cake.
- Frugal for Life posts on knowing your rights as a debtor.
- The Sun’s Financial Diary had a $2,000 car repair bill. (Wow — I thought mine were high, but that was a doozie!)
- The Binary Dollar advocates cell selling.
- Lazy Man and Money wonders if we are living larger or living differently.
- Money Smart Life serves up some financial maintenance tips.
- Money, Matter, and More Musings asks whether he’s too cautious with an almost all-cash portfoilo.
And also thanks to Fire Finance for taking in my post on the Rule of 72 in this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance! (Though Taylor series are really cool! 
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Enjoy everyone!
