Mighty Bargain Hunter

Roundup for week of 12 August 2007: Butterfly Balloon edition

August 18th, 2007 | by mbhunter |

Here are some posts of interest with blogs from the MBN and others in my regular feed-reading:

• Consumerism Commentary exudes this post on home equity.
• Five Cent Nickel says it’s all right to open you wallet once in a while.
• Free Money Finance comes through with easy-to-digest bulletized commentary on 12 ways to save on cooling costs.
• All Financial Matters thinks people should listen to their gut.  (Folks nearby me have no choice but to listen to mine when I’m hungry.)
• Blueprint for Financial Prosperity educizes us on nonowner auto liability policies.
• Pro Bargain Hunter lists and ranks popular coupon sites.
• No Credit Needed hosted Carnival of Debt Reduction #100.
• Generation X Finance takes a technical look at the falling Dow.
• Blogging Away Debt talks about items that languish at garage sales.
• The Sun’s Financial Diary’s compares equal-weight and market-cap-weight portfolios.
• Lazy Man and Money lists five things he’d turn on a dime to spend his on.  (And the winner for the roundup post with the worst dangling modifier goes to …)
• Money Smart Life writes about personal finance books that made a difference for him.
• Money, Matter, and More Musings lists twelve things he will never turn on a dime to spend his on.  (Okay, that dangling modifier might be worse.)
• The Digerati Life posts a funny road sign.  (Though the sign to Toad Suck, Arkansas, is probably funnier.)

Thanks to this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance and Carnival of Debt Reduction for including my posts!

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