Mighty Bargain Hunter

Roundup for week of 28 October 2007: Fall Back edition

November 4th, 2007 | by mbhunter |

Here are posts of interest from the MBN and other great blogs in my reader:

• No Credit Needed presents some more information about the No Credit Needed Notebook.
• Get Rich Slowly advises knowing how your accounts work.
• Free Money Finance expounds on the lucrativity of being a college prep advisor.
• All Financial Matters questions whether investors are thinking that Crocs™ are crocks.
• Blueprint for Financial Prosperity elaborates on seven wonders of the personal finance world.  (He forgot Casey Serin, though!  A lot of people wondered about him.)
• Consumerism Commentary talks about grabbing the last of the great high-yield CDs.
• Five Cent Nickel thinks some thinks about long-term disability insurance.
• The Digerati Life gives some tips about selling that house of horrors.
• The Sun’s Financial Diary passes on some info from the Consumer Reports Ultimate Money Guide.
• Generation X Finance celebrated a birthday.
• Lazy Man and Money says now is a good time to get cheap candy.
• Money, Matter, and More Musings wonders if large financial gifts will spoil children.  (This is a big concern.  I’ve seen the effects of unearned money and it can hobble financial independence.)
• Money Smart Life says that having an eBay sales partner can save time and get more product out the door.
• Mrs. Micah moved her site and talks about the new frugal hosting she has.
• The Simple Dollar just posted on how to maximize customer loyalty programs.

Enjoy the rest of the weekend!

Questions tagged credit-card at Cash Commons:

• Has anyone used Lexington Law to repair your credit?
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