Link Roundup: Floozy edition

Sorry to disappoint if you were looking for a “usually young woman of loose morals” which is the proper definition of floozy, but in a strange twist of frugal felicity I’ve been pegged as a Fellow Floozy by the Thrift Store Whore. I admit that I brake pretty hard for thrift stores and pawn shops, but I’m not a floozy. (I’m neither young nor a woman.)

Anyway enough red-light-district banter and on with links of interest from the folks at the Money Blog Network and others in my reader:

Consumerism Commentary has a series on putting your savings in hyperdrive, and this part deals with keeping your change.
Five Cent Nickel runs through some things that were expensive but totally worth the money nonetheless.
No Credit Needed is polling on whether people have a written budget or not. (I’d go even further and say that it’s not a budget unless it’s written down.)
Get Rich Slowly talked with his barber about money.
Free Money Finance is paid to be scared.
All Financial Matters explain how to reduce your portfolio’s volatility so that you’re less scared.
Wise Bread posts some good tips on dealing with inflation.
The Sun’s Financial Diary comments on the rising capital gains distributions in exchange-traded funds.
Generation X Finance thinks that a 401(k) debt card is one of the worst ideas ever.
Lazy Man and Money discusses sudden expenses.
The Digerati Life explains how to manage your relocation costs and how not to move a piano.
Money Smart Life describes many of the caveats of claiming a home office deduction.

Enjoy!

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One Response to “Link Roundup: Floozy edition”
By Heather on Jan 22, 2008 | Reply

Ha! Thrift store whore! That cracks me up.

Thanks for the great list! Feel free to add my blog. I’d love to share ideas with some new frugal friends!