This week I responded to a post by Four Pillars about “What Frugal Means to Me“. I continue my quest for the right credit card. I’ve also started looking into refinancing my mortgage. I emailed my mortgage broker a series of questions to get the ball rolling.
Carnivals
My Favorite Lesson From The Market Crash was an editor’s pick in Carnival of Pecuniary Delights over at I Pick Up Pennies.
To Work Or Not To Work? was part of Money Hacks Carnival #64 - As American As Apple Pie hosted at My Life Roi
Around The Personal Finance Blogoshpere
1 - Canadian Capitalist reviews promise by Ontario conservatives to implement a flat tax. I’m for the flat tax.
2 - Saving For Serenity compiles a list of Personal Finance Blogs on twitter. He was gracious enough to include me.
3 - Thicken My Wallet mentions some things to keep an eye out for when you get insurance.
4 - Four Pillars talks about saving money when breaking a mortgage.
5 - Canadian Finance Blog asks pay the mortgage or invest in your RRSP?
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Related posts:
- A week in review: Edition #14
- A Week in Review: Edition #10
- A Week in Review: Edition #13 - My Money Tree Is Back
- A Week in Review: Edition #6
- A Week in Review: Edition #8
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Thanks for the mention!
Hey, congrats on being an editor’s pick! That’s huge, I’m terribly jealous! But hey, I enjoyed that article, and I guess others did too!
Thanks for including me in your weekly roundup. I appreciate it!
Are you finding time to write lately? I know you were working lots of hours this last week, are you doing the same for the next little while?
Hi Alan,
Thanks a bunch man. Ya I got in three articles this week which is better. I’m not working any OT for the next little while so I’m hoping to put up articles every day this week and hopefully get a few queued up. I want to get ahead of the game especially since we are getting closer to the wedding and my time will be limited.
Writing isn’t a natural task for me so it can be time consuming. That’s one of the reasons I started the blog. I’ve already notice a difference in how things flow.