Weekly Highlights - August 3, 2007
Another great week of posts around the personal finance blog world. These were my favorite posts this week:
- Clever Dude shows how he reduced his debt by over $58,000 - Way to go, Clever Dude. Very impressive.
- Consumerism Commentary gives a list of 50 credit cards offering 0% APR on purchases - Definitely do some extra research for any catches.
- No Credit Needed talks about 10 inexpensive toys his kids love - My kids like to use empty diaper boxes as racecars and plastic bowls to make pretend food.
- Mighty Bargain Hunter explains the trick to finding really good deals on housing - I don’t have the patience to wait on my primary residence, but her post is also good when thinking about investment properties.
- The Digerati Life gives tips to save money on your wedding - My wedding was less than half of the average wedding cost, but I don’t know that there is anything I would add.
- A reader at The Simple Dollar wants to know how to invest $50 million - Give it to the pros. There are too many variables for the average “personal finance guru” to have any idea about the best place to put that amount of money.
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The Digerati Life said
am August 3 2007 @ 8:42 pm
I don’t think we’ve met before so thank you for linking over to my post and for inviting me over here (I guess you can say that)!
Brian said
am August 3 2007 @ 9:23 pm
You’ve been on my feed reader for a while, but for some reason I never got around to linking to you. I’m sure this will be the first of many.
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