Here we go everybody.

The hottest in this week’s personal finance blogs.  They are so informative and cutting edge—they’ll probably blind you!

Well, maybe not blind you, but they should be pretty good.

All coming to you courtesy of Manfred Mann’s Earth band.

Have a great weekend!

Personal Finance by the Book brings us How Minimum Credit Card Payments Will Keep You in Debt Forever

All You writes about 30 Secret Cleaners (You Already Own)

Here’s a great one.  Time–Its Your Money writes about 5 Weird Ways to Save

Debt Free Aventure talks about how to Start Living On One Income

And finally, Money Crashers wrties about How to Avoid Letting Social Media Ruin Your Career

Feel free to chime in bleow….

Nothing like a little George Thorogood to get you through the week!

Here we go, the best in personal finance articles that I was able to find during my travels across the internet over the past week.

As always, I hope you find them informative and useful….

Wealth Pilgrim gives us what I think is invaluable information for all of us with How To Correct Credit Report Errors for Free.

The Centsible Life gives us something else near and dear to my heart with Living on One Income.

Frugal Dad writes about great stuff NOT to do in 44 Ways to Ruin Your Financial Life by Age 30.

Money Smart Life writes about How To Prepare Your House to Sell For More

And finally, one of the best PF blogs out there, Money Crashers, gives us Why You Should Not Lend Money to Friends and Family.

Take care everybody!

As always, feel free to give me your comments and suggestions below.

OK, OK, so the music references may be getting a little corny, but what the heck..it’s my blog.  And it’s a great song.

Anyways, here goes this week’s “best of” personal finance articles. I try to find the ones most informative to my readers and visitors, but I also try to feature some blogs out there that may not necessarily be new, but are new to me.

Of course, it’s always the best stuff in my opinion.

Here goes:

Money Crashers (one of my all-time personal favorite blogs) talks about “8 Ways to Save Money on Car Insurance“.

The Digerati Life brings us:  “Angie’s List, Craigslist, Yelp: Help Wanted for Products & Services”.

Bible Money Matters elaborates on “5 Money Questions for Parents with Kids on the Way”.

MoneyTalksNews talks about a subject very near and dear to me:  “Five Steps to Turn Your  Hobby Into a Business”.

And finally, Single Guy Money talks about “Home Inspections Can Save Money and Headaches”.

Have a greeat rest of the week, and be sure to include any comments or suggestions below.

This weeks blog-round up is in honor of my son’s favorite morning time cartoon.

Of course it’s a little corny, but hey, just trying to have a little fun.

Anyways, here we go with the week’s best personal finance articles that I have been able to find.

I hope you find them helpful and useful.

Have a great rest of your week.

The Money Beagle gives us The Most Important Shopping Tip To Remember

Main Street talks about Six Tips for Using a Safe Deposit Box.

Rainy Day Saver touches on a subject I’ve recently taken a great interest in with their article Home Remedies:  Yea or Nay

Debt Free Adventure talks about what to do in the case of unemployment in Save Money or Get Out of Debt.

And finally, one of my all time favoirte PF blogs, Money Crashers, gives us a telling review of a new service on the market in Angie’s List Review:  Find Trusted Services in Your Area

Till tomorrow everybody!

I thought it could never, ever hurt to throw in a little Beatles reference to things.  Plus, nothing like a classic Beatles song to break up your week.

Anyways, here we go again everybody.  The best that I was able to find these week in my persual of personal finance articles on the internet.

I provide this service to my readers and visitors for several reasons.  First, I want to let you know that by no means do I consder myself the only sourse for great personal finance advice.   Secondly, and just as important, I think it is important to feature some personal finance blogs out there that I think have quality content and desevere more attention.  Certainly, my blog would not be where it is today without the gracious help of other PF bloggers out there.

So here we go, the best of the best from this week.

Moneyning brings us Five Tips for Remodeling Your Home the Right Way.

Bargaineering gives us some great advice in their article titled Have You Ever Been Scammed?

Money Crashers, one of my all-time favorite blogs out there, gives us some fantastically relevant advice on How to Survive Life With an Overspending Spouse.

MoneyBeagle talks about The Most Important Shopping Tip to Remember.

And finally, The Saved Quarter brings us Dialing for Dollars: Cell Phone Savings.

Have a great rest of the week.

And, as always, your comments and suggestions are appreciated below

Yes, just a little takeoff on a classic American Western TV series.  What can I say?  Sometimes, I get a little loopy.

Regardless, here is the best of what I could come up with in the way of personal finance articles over the past week.

I try to find the best that’s out there, but I also try to feature some of the newer bloggers as well.  This could be new to me or new to personal finance blogging in general.  Anyways, as always, I hope you find them to be helpful and interesting. 

The Parenting Squad tells us how “Breastfeeding Could Save Lives and Money.”

The Wealth Pilgrim gives us “11 Tips on How to Save Money on Homeowner’s Insurance“.

My Journey to Millions talks about how to “Make the Most of Unemployment.”

I Will Teach You to Be Rich gives us “How to Save $23,000 on Student Loans and Financial Aid.”

And finally, Fiscal Geek explains how “You’re Self-Employed Even If You Work for Someone Else.”

As always, your comments and suggestions are appreciated below.

Have a great rest of the week.

Here we go everybody.

The week’s best of the personal finance articles that I have found to be particularly enlightening.

Does anybody out there like my cute-sy little titles for these blog posts?  Just trying to have a little fun.

Anyways, one or two of these may veer off the path of actual personal finance related stuff, but I still found them to be interesting, so I decided to include them.

Hope you guys like what I find, and I hope you have a great rest of your week.

Parenting Squad gives us some Tips for Gardening with Young Children.

Might Bargain Hunter talks about Knowing Your Limitations When You Do It Yourself.
PTMoney gives us ways to find inexpensive help for a new small business.

Bible Money Matters gives us some great insights as to Why Co-sigining is a Bad Idea

And finally, Money Crashers gets into how The IRS Picks Tax returns to Audit.

As always, your comments and feedback are greatly appreciated.

Here we go my valued readers.  The “best of the best” that I came across in the world of personal finance.  Hope you find these articles informative and helpful, and I wish you a great rest of the week.

Not Made of Money starts us off with a great Cauliflower Soup recipe.

Generation X Finance follows that up with 28 Tips to Save Money on Car Expenses.

Christian PF talks about The Best Way to Help the Poor

And finally, Money Smart Life answers the question: Should You Automate Your Finances?

Take care everybody…

Here we go everybody.  This big juicy post is filled with the best personal finance articles I was able to find over the course of the past week.

Hope you find it (them) yummy!

Coupon Sherpa talks about 24 Secret Restaurant Menus.

 
Moneyning has a great article about How To Teach Kids About Money

The Simple Dollar has Ten Steps for Financial Success for a Minimum Wage Earner

Mint has “busted” Urban Legends about Your Credit Score

Have a great rest of the week!

Do you like the cheesy take off on the old Jimmy Buffett song??

Anyways, here is what I found to be the “best of” in my opinion in personal finance articles on the internet over the past week.

I am really trying to expand my list of PF sites that I follow, in order to bring you the best of the best.

Hope you find these helpful and informative.

Dough Roller–Is Renter’s Insurance Worth the Cost?

Almost Frugal says that Borrow is the New Buy. This one I really liked!

Five cent Nickel asks When will I get my tax refund and what if the amount is wrong?

Frugal Dad talks about The Art of Saying No. This includes saying “no” to yourself as well

Blogging for Change gives you Baby Steps to (re) Build Savings.