Mighty Bargain Hunter

Roundup for week of 23 September 2007: Plumbing fixtures edition

Here are links of interest from the folks in the MBN and other blogs in my reader:

• All Financial Matters gives a sneak peek at the 2008 tax brackets.
• Blueprint for Financial Prosperity dishes out eight personal finance lessons he learned from Monopoly. (This is a cool post.)
• Consumerism Commentary has a lengthy review of Mint.com. (And a slick new site design as well — his best yet in my humble opinion.)
• Five Cent Nickel discusses Alan Greenspan’s book entitled The Age of Turbulence: Adventures in a New World.
• No Credit Needed continues to persevere with his 33-day series; this week it’s an illustrated debt snowball.
• Get Rich Slowly uses Quicken to analyze and correct bad spending habits. (My business partner would likely appreciate his taste in comics, though.)
• Free Money Finance suggests asking for more money when you’re offered a job.
• Lazy Man and Money defends the double cheeseburger.
• Money Smart Life dishes up six ingredients for generating passive income.
• Money, Matter, and More Musings discusses and compares high-yield savings accounts.
• The Digerati Life has a picture of half a car in one post. (This reminds me of an experience I had in Big Lots. There was a holiday coffee mug package that was half price because half of the mugs in it were broken. Not exactly the kind of deal that gets my heart going a-pitter-patter.)
• The Sun’s Financial Diary reminds us to re-register on the Do-Not-Call list.
• Generation X Finance discusses the UAW strike.
• Pro Bargain Hunter suggests hiding your money from yourself.
• A Penny Closer reveals a downside to debt consolidation loans.
• Blogging Away Debt smallified her living area.
• The Frugal Duchess notes that Goodwill is getting into the online auction arena.
• Frugal For Life discusses coupons, stamps, and paychecks.
• Poorer Than You wonders if her frugal lifestyle is making her miserable.

Enjoy!