Mighty Bargain Hunter

Link roundup: Four-hour Workweek edition

March 3rd, 2008 | by mbhunter |

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Read Tim Ferriss’ 4-Hour Workweek. He’s a smart guy.

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.

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