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JLP’s Weekly Roundup (Week of September 10, 2007)
By JLP | September 16, 2007
Here’s a quick roundup from the MoneyBlogNetwork and beyond:
JD reviews a book by Duane Elgin titled Voluntary Simplicity.
NCN continues his 33 day series “33 Days and 33 Ways to Save Money.” Here’s Day 16 – Enjoy Being Frugal.
Here’s Part 4 of MBH’s series on running an eBay store.
FMF asks Is it OK for a Pastor to Earn a Good Salary? – Why not?
Flexo highlights an article that says we may be moving closer to cable TV a la Carte. – I’m all for it as long as it doesn’t cost me more. I pay enough as it is. Also, it bugs the heck out of me that I PAY for cable and now cable channels have as much advertising as the regular channels do. So why do we have to pay for cable?
Nickel addresses a question from a reader: Should they tap their IRA to pay down their student loan? – Ummm… NO!
Speaking of student loans, Jim tells us what to look for when consolidating student loans.
English Major isn’t too fond of Bank of America’s new $3 ATM Fee for non-customers.
Congrats to CleverDude and his wife as they no longer have credit card debt! – Feels good doesn’t it?
The Digerati Life looks at female personal finance bloggers.
Finally, a look at Money, Matter, & More Musing’s investment progress. – 80% cash????
Topics: Weekly Roundup | 2 Comments »
September 16th, 2007 at 10:48 pm
I wonder how many question marks you would have had 3 months ago when it was 98% cash.
If I follow whatever I have planned, I am hoping to reduce the cash part to about 25% and then maintain it that way.
September 16th, 2007 at 11:14 pm
Cool, thanks for the shout out! I agree that if you do a job well and you’re a good pastor, you should get paid accordingly.