This week I realized how much time a wedding takes.  I posted ways on how to save on internet services and then followed up with a post on why people don’t take the time to call and save on services.  I also had a chance to grade my progress on my goals and gave myself a B which isn’t bad.  Some of my articles made it into carnivals this week as well . Check them out:

Tools To Track Your Budget made it into Carnival of Personal Finance#196: Music Edition over at Green Panda Treehouse

Your Credit Card Is Your Budgets Best Friend made it into Money Hacks Carnival- March Madness Baby! over at Good Financial Cents

Some interesting reads from around the personal finance  blogospere:

1 - Generation X Finance looks at how to deal with several financial goals at the same time.

2 - The Oblivious Investor lets us know what oblivious investing is.

3 - Canadian Capitalist continues to rip Derek Foster a new one in one of many posts

4 - Bryan Borzykowski asks whether the government should bail out a company with a failing business model and where will it stop?

5 - Thinken My Wallet wonders if  you would invest in twitter.

6 - Blunt Money pays her kids for good grades and wants to know if you do too.

7 - Dividends4Life discusses a few metrics to help pick dividend winners.

8 - Canadian Personal Finance Blog makes some good points on why you shouldn’t buy the model home.

9 - Canadian Finance Blog gives a couple of tips to improve your credit score.

10 - The Strump lets us know why he hates buy now pay later loans.

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