Mighty Bargain Hunter

Link roundup: Interview edition

February 11th, 2008 | by mbhunter |

Jim over at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity conducted an interview of me this past week.  If you’d like to know a little more about me and this blog, it’s here.  Thanks Jim!

Here are some links of interest from the MBN and other great feeds in my reader:

• No Credit Needed has been a debt-free blogger for two years now.  (You rock NCN!)
• Get Rich Slowly chatted with a reader about the motivation for pursuing smart personal finance.
• Free Money Finance asks whether unhealthy people should pay more for medical insurance.
• All Financial Matters says that fees matter when it comes to investing.
• Consumerism Commentary pines on the search for decent returns on CDs.
• Wise Bread debates the pros and cons of dollar-cost averaging.
• Five Cent Nickel comments on the new eBay seller feedback policy.
• Generation X Finance sports a new blog design and posts 15 ways to establish and improve your credit history and FICO score.
• Lazy Man and Money discusses his adventures with Chase credit cards.
• The Digerati Life talks about that giant wallet-sucking sound that is Valentine’s Day.
• The Sun’s Financial Diary asks if you’re using direct deposit.
• Money Smart Life saves lots of money by buying off-season.
• Bible Money Matters shares pointers on talking with your spouse about money.
• A Penny Closer tells a little about the mission of Goodwill.
• Being Frugal lists seven things women which men knew about money.
• Christian PF delivers a crash course in the snowball debt reduction method.
• KCLau says that it’s really dumb to keep up with the Joneses when they don’t even like you.
• Frugal for Life gives some good rules of thumb for determining what your coins are worth.
• Money Blue Book weighs in on the eBay change bomb.
• Money Ning is giving away a lot of money to celebrate his new marriage and his readers.
• Saving Freak talks about the advantage of freedom.
• Saving Advice discusses how living an uncluttered life can cost you.
• The Simple Dollar posted a monster list of 100 tips on getting started with saving money.

Thanks go out to Paid Twice for including my child-man post in last week’s Carnival of Personal Finance.

Have a great week!

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