Mighty Bargain Hunter

Link Roundup: Taxes ALMOST done edition

April 8th, 2008 | by mbhunter |

A big push this weekend left me just about completely finished with my 2007 taxes. Just a little detail to call the IRS about, and I’m good to go.

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

• Get Rich Slowly experiences encyclopedia depreciation first-hand.
• Free Money Finance suggests ignoring daily financial noise.
• All Financial Matters discusses what characterizes a saver and a non-saver.
• Consumerism Commentary comments on the Fed’s financial reform proposal.
• Wise Bread highlights the fact that savers are getting beaten again.
• Five Cent Nickel posts on the best high-yield online savings accounts.
• No Credit Needed differentiates between surviving and thriving.
• Lazy Man and Money is budgeting for a tank.
• The Digerati Life asks if you’re on track for retirement.
• The Sun’s Financial Diary is considering another bank account.
• Money Smart Life wonders who’s to blame for the troubled financial markets.
• Generation X Finance reviews Rich by Thirty.
• Cash Money Life suggests spending ten bucks because it’s totally worth it.
• DebtFREE-Revolution converses about kids and credit cards.

Also a big thank-you to Stock Trading to Go for including my article on turning spendthrift parents away on last week’s Carnival of Personal Finance!

Have a great week, and don’t let the 1040 stress you out too badly if you’re still working on it.

Questions tagged savings at Cash Commons:

• Automated Savings
• How do I know what funds to choose for my 401(k)?
• Should I pay down my debt of try to build an emergency fund in savings?