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Sunday Reading Salon

Interesting thoughts around the web:
You Can’t Control Everything About Your Money

The Good Life in 1958 (or not)

I am Thankful for My Mobile Home

Money Myths: “Late Fees Aren’t the End of the World”

Declutter Your Closet with a Project 333 Experiment

Twenty Twelve: The Year I Changed My Life

Three Best Things About Being Single When It Comes To Money

Can You Afford to Live Until You’re 90?

Favorite Tweets:

Where all my party people be at? Oh. There you are. Cool. I’m going back to napping on the couch.— Chris Angel (@TheChrisAngel) January 6, 2013

When the dishwasher breaks and the cats don’t have thumbs, I really regret(…)

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Sunday Reading Salon

‘Tis time to READ! 
101 Centavos contemplates my favorite topic Why Are Europeans So Skinny? Let’s see: they move more, they eat less, food is better and not processed. I have to admit, he got it all right.

Wisdomona discusses Conscious spending – my judgement. Her statement that we spend because we feel made me wonder about psychology of spending. A must read!

The Financial Blogger explain quite eloquently What Can Be Done in 6 Hours. If you, like me, feel that 24 hours a day is not enough; if you, like me, suspect that some people have more than 24 hours a day, then make sure to read(…)

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Sunday Reading Salon

I haven’t reviewed some of the great posts in a while. So, what’s new out there? Get yourself a cup of coffee, and let’s read.

American Debt Project introduces the eBay Series: The eBay Series: Successful eBay Customer Service. Don’t miss it!

101 Centavos is resurrecting some of his dormant posts. I highly recommend Career Tips For Young Folks.

20s Finances is talking about Commuting to Work by Bike to Save Money. Let’s wish him good luck with this endeavor.

Daily Money Shot is explaining Why we’ll never be a 1 car family.

Retire By 40 might be taking an early retirement soon. There is no surprise that he is pre-occupied with Healthcare Options for Early Retirees(…)

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Reading Salon and March Blog Update

March was an amazing month. A lot of great things happened to my blog. A lot of great articles surfaced in the blogosphere. Let’s read first!
Reading Salon: Favoritism Edition
I am going to be really selfish this time and recommend some of my favorites. Why? Because they rock, they inspire, they provoke, and they simply are amazing. Don’t take it personally if you don’t see yourself listed. You are still my favorite. I simply run out of time.

American Debt Project talks about Blogging History X: What Every Blogger Needs to Know. If you are into blogging, it is a must read.

101 Centavos is his usual(…)

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Saturday Afternoon Reading Salon

This Friday I got really lucky. I mean really, really lucky. At work, in-between my two morning meetings, I took a sneak peek at my Twitter. Imagine to my surprise when I saw this tweet from Lifehacker:
“Don’t write down what you need to buy, write down what you *don’t* need to buy to save some money and reduce clutter: lifehac.kr/wYaqaJ”
It sounded like my post How Do Not Need List Can Save You a Buck I wrote way back in January. What the hell, I thought, re-reading Lifehacker’s tweet for the third time, someone is writing about the same stuff I wrote.

I realize that(…)

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Reading Salon and February Blog Update

I have a lot of good articles and exciting blog news to share with you, so without any further ado I proceed to
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Your Finances Simplified is asking a very important question Hiring A Financial Planner? 5 Good Reasons Why You Should.

So Over Debt amazes us not only with her writing ability but with her productivity as well in There’s Someone I’d Like You to Meet. That someone might help you in the future more than you think. Head over and see for yourself!

Ultimate Smart Money surprises us with Jeremy Lin Rookie Autographed Card Sold for $21,580.00 Really?! Get my autographs today, people. Who knows(…)

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The 17th Yakezie Blog Swap Roundup

Welcome to the 17th Yakezie Blog Swap. This time my fellow bloggers and I shared our Best Budget Travel Tips. As always, I was amazed at what people came up with and shared. Please check out the different tips below on how you too can save money while travelling:

One Cent at A Time shares with us 8 Green Travel Tips at Sustainable Life Blog.

Pinch That Penny talks about Saving on Travelling and Having Fun Getting There at Odd Cents.

Meal Plan Rescue tells us to Eat Local, Wherever You Are at The Frugal Toad.

Narrow Bridge Finance discusses How I Eat Locally Everywhere.

Thirty Six Months shares The Best Budget Travel(…)

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Reading Salon and January Blog Updates

The cold I had all week long (and I still have some residue!) landed me home, in bed, and allowed me to browse personal finance blogs more than usual. What else is there to do when you are sick, in bed, and have a lot of time on your hands? Writing requires thinking, and I was not up to any thinking last week. So, I read!
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Having trouble with keeping up with your grocery list? Good Cents Savings will help you, recommending 3 Ways To Manage Your Grocery List.

The Dog Ate My Wallet is always a good read. This time she(…)

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