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JLP’s Roundup (May 5, 2008)
By JLP | May 5, 2008
Time for another roundup. Here’s what’s been going on around the blogosphere:
Nickel recently wrote about his family’s asset allocation.
Flexo asks an interesting question: Would you tell your boyfriend you’re rich? - Two things: 1. I had no idea Flexo was rich and 2. I had no idea Flexo had a boyfriend!
FMF highlights a list of 10 ways to reduce college costs.
JD asks for help for a reader living on credit.
NCN continues his Debt Reduction Series with Planning for the Future.
MBH asks do you buy things from youth organizations or just donate? - For me it depends. My wife and I give to several charities on a monthly basis so we don’t feel too bad when we have to tell someone “no.”
In light of my post a couple weeks ago about hoarding, I found Wisebread’s post, The Ethics of Hoarding, interesting.
Francis Rose, co-host of Your Turn with Mike Causey and blogger at FCW’s The Paycheck, had Liz Pulliam Weston on their show. Check it out here (download). - I haven’t listened to the show yet but plan to soon.
The Digerati Life has some tips on where to find the downpayment for your dream home.
Jeremy asks: Is it smart to buy disability insurance?
Ron over at the Wisdom Journal has a great post about how behavioral changes can save you money on gas.
I just found out that Jonathan is as messy as I am! - Look at the picture in his post to see what I mean.
Finally, last but not least is another excellent post from the Finance Buff. This time, it’s The Tale of Two Charts. - This offers up proof that you always have to know what you’re looking at.
Topics: Weekly Roundup |
May 5th, 2008 at 2:11 pm
Funny guy. :>
May 5th, 2008 at 5:44 pm
Thank you for the mention. Great roundup!
(LOL on the Flexo comments!)
May 5th, 2008 at 6:57 pm
Thanks for the mention. The show with Liz is a good one–she was in studio instead of on the phone, and covered some basics and some more advanced stuff. She was great!
Francis