This holiday break, I’ve been seeing some fun-filled days with my extended family during which I’ve spent the time watching movies, playing board games, and just reconnecting with the loved ones I only see once, or maybe twice a year. So pardon our somewhat erratic schedule here, which we may continue to have over the next few days. Still, I’ve managed to squeeze a few reads here today, courtesy of some of my favorite blogs from the financial blogosphere. Hope you enjoy these articles as much as I have!
Personal Financial Reads
- FruGal shares her tips for cutting costs, such as doing meal planning, cooking at home, using cash instead of credit.
- The Happy Rock covers what is needed to eat on just a $1 a day. A young couple has been pulling this off, and discusses this highly intriguing meal plan on their blog.
- Living Almost Large wonders this: if we’re more frugal, should we expect to have more income? Is there really a correlation between being frugal and having a higher income?
- Money Beagle talks about being a somewhat reformed techie, which means that he’s no longer eager to become an early adopter of the latest gadgets and gizmos. Those things cost money!
- Rich Credit Debt Loan uncovers the signs that may point out that your teen may need some money management help.
- Saving To Invest wonders whether he’s a cheapskate or if he’s just being frugal.
Recent Carnivals
- Carnival of Money Stories
- Mighty Good Money
- Yule Carnival of The Vanities
- Carnival of Financial Planning
- Working At Home Blog Carnival
- Carnival of Bankruptcy and Debt Management
- Carnival of Family Life
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