Mighty Bargain Hunter

Roundup for week of 10 June 2007

June 18th, 2007 | by mbhunter |

Here are some posts I enjoyed last week:

• Five Cent Nickel shares his first experience with new Bank of America ATMs.
• Free Money Finance passes on some costs of being overweight.
• All Financial Matters discusses whether to spend $30k on a wedding or use most of it to jump-start savings as a newlywed couple. (This can be a tough one to discuss with your fiancee (or fiance)).
• Blueprint for Financial Prosperity reports that medical services are more expensive without insurance.  (One very important thing to consider before leaving a job with good health benefits.)
• Consumerism Commentary answers a reader’s question as to whether to have a Roth IRA or not.
• The Binary Dollar has a mighty cheap umbrella.
• Lazy Man and Money is a monkey.  (For that matter, I am too!)
• Money Smart Life laughs at the “opportunity” Chase offered him.
• Money, Matter, and More Musings muses on how good it is to be the village idiot.
• The Digerati Life describes how they’re rebalancing their investment portfolio.
• Generation X Finance gives ten ways to deal with car salesmen.
• Blogging Away Debt is almost at the halfway point in paying off her debt!
• Pro Bargain Hunter is off to Ukraine.
• The Sun’s Financial Diary talks about reader responses to a post about buying and selling XFML.

Have a great week!

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