Mighty Bargain Hunter

Link roundup: Looming deadline edition

March 31st, 2008 | by mbhunter |

A good chunk of my taxes are done (the bookkeeping parts anyway). This might be two years in a row that I can get by without filing extensions. Wouldn’t that be nice?

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

• No Credit Needed talks about how his new diet is affecting his waistline and his wallet.
• Get Rich Slowly advises falling back to the basics when times get tough.
• Free Money Finance provides a guest post that discusses investing in gold.
• All Financial Matters discusses his recent experience at Lowe’s.
• Consumerism Commentary reports on falling real estate prices.
• Wise Bread explains taxes on irregular income.
• Five Cent Nickel has a reader question and answer session with the author of Middle-Class Millionaires.
• Generation X Finance is asking folks what they’re going to do with their rebate checks.
• Lazy Man and Money gives five cheap date ideas.
• The Digerati Life suggests that surviving a recession requires a long-term view.
• The Sun’s Financial Diary talks about Scottrade’s customer service.
• Money Smart Life lists some questions to ask before starting your own business.
• The Simple Dollar odes to the inexpensive bean.
• A Penny Closer shares a grocery store savings hack.
• The Frugal Duchess presents nine ways to save more by earning more.
• The Honest Dollar waxes poetic about flossing.
• Green Panda Treehouse discusses the costs of moving to a new city.
• The Wisdom Journal talks about what retirement means to him.

Thanks go to Million Dollar Journey for including my reminder post in this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance!

Have a great week!

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