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Link roundup: Mrs. MBH birthday edition

June 10th, 2008 | by mbhunter |

Monday was my wonderful wife’s birthday. She got most of her presents early. But that’s all right. I have a really hard time surprising her because she’s very smart. (And not only did I manage to remember it, Wii Fit did too! The animated balance board had a birthday hat on and was throwing confetti.)

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

• Get Rich Slowly demystifies unit pricing.
• No Credit Needed pays himself first, last, and all along the way.
• Wise Bread describes what things should be insured and what things shouldn’t.
• All Financial Matters lists ten affordable ways to help keep your kids entertained during the summer.
• Consumerism Commentary wonders if you can judge a financial adviser by her portfolio.
• Five Cent Nickel had ants in his pants, but not anymore.
• Free Money Finance is fed up with Wal-Mart.

(I don’t blame him!)

• Digerati Life has seven ideas for a low-maintenance yard.
• Generation X Finance lists some tips for maximizing home sale price.
• Money Smart Life has some gift ideas that will give grads a financial head-start.
• Lazy Man and Money revisits his decision to join Netflix.
• Sun’s Financial Diary talks about the worst timing ever.
• Rocket Finance hashes out the downside of biking to work.
• One Million and Beyond lists pros and cons of shopping around.
• Frugal Dad gives some tips on furnishing your first place.

Thanks to Moolanomy for including my financial hammer post in the Time with Family edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance!

Have a great week!

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