Link roundup: Four-hour Workweek edition

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

All Financial Matters weighs in on stocks and inflation.
Consumerism Commentary reports that the church is working to save its neighborhoods from the housing downturn.
Wise Bread sings the graces of a really good coupon site.erves up six horrible financial products that you should avoid.
Five Cent Nickel outsourced all of his posts last week*; here’s one that advises first-time homebuyers to think for themselves.
No Credit Needed explains where he keeps his emergency fund.
Get Rich Slowly reviews The Total Money Makeover.
Free Money Finance fires up March Madness, personal finance edition again.  This round includes my post on discipline and finance.
The Digerati Life gives an example of how to get to a million bucks with small change.
The Sun’s Financial Diary pays off a car loan with 0% money.
Money Smart Life was green last week; here are his tips for cutting water heating costs.
Generation X Finance lists 20 books aimed squarely at GenXers.
Lazy Man and Money learned something even from Rich Dad, Poor Dad. a “tax the unhealthy” series.
Clever Dude does a whole bunch of posts on how to save money.  Here’s one.
DebtFREE-Revolution hits a great milestone on her path of debt reduction.
Frugal Dad has a lot of good tips for hosting a successful yard sale.
Frugal for Life shares 14 tips for shopping, cleaning, and the kitchen.

A big thank-you to Broke Grad Student for selecting my post on easily-confused money terms as an Editor’s Pick for last week’s Carnival of Personal Finance!

Have a great week!

*Tim Ferriss would be proud.

2 Responses to “Link roundup: Four-hour Workweek edition”
By Flexo on Mar 3, 2008 | Reply

Thanks for the link!
By Debt Free Revolution on Mar 3, 2008 | Reply

Thanks for the link, mbhunter and the encouragement along the way!

Mighty Bargain Hunter