Mighty Bargain Hunter

Roundup for week of 27 May 2007

June 3rd, 2007 | by mbhunter |

It’s a weekend with weather that’s great for crops. So here’s a group of links that I fielded through for your viewing pleasure:

• Blueprint for Financial Prosperity understands why one-day consumer gas boycotts don’t work.
• Consumerism Commentary is scoping for $1 coin errors.
• Five Cent Nickel answers a reader’s question about using a Roth IRA to pay off a house.
• Free Money Finance passes on six easy steps to lowering the cooling bills.
• All Financial Matters was udderly surprised by the cost of organic milk.
• Generation X Finance doesn’t see the value of changing the oil every three thousand.
• Frugal for Life posts on knowing your rights as a debtor.
• The Sun’s Financial Diary talks about first trading experiences with Zecco.
• The Binary Dollar advocates paying more than the minimum on your credit cards.
• Lazy Man and Money explores what to do with a windfall.
• Money Smart Life compares online banking and local banking.
• Money, Matter, and More Musings snapped some Big Apple money pictures.
• The Digerati Life describes eight ways to diversify and manage risk.

Thanks to Money Smarl Life as well for including my debit, schmebit article in this past week’s Carnival of Personal Finance!

Enjoy!

Questions tagged credit-card at Cash Commons:

• Anybody have sucesss with 0% Balance Transfers on Credit Cards?
• When entering credit card information on a website, does the billing address have to be correct?
• Two of my credit cards got hit with fraudulent charges the same day. What gives?