Wednesday Roundup!

Submitted by CardMaster on May 20, 2008 – 11:25 pmOne Comment

Here are some of my favortie posts so far this week:

Kevin from No Debt Plan outlines the reasons why using your credit card to purchase depreciating assets is a bad idea
Mom from Wide Open Wallet has a delicious looking Shepherd’s pie recipe
Seb from Pinching Copper learns a valuable lesson about Human Nature whilst watching Wheel of Fortune
Future Millionaire from Saving Savy lays out he action plan for scoring a new job. Good luck, FM!
Living Almost Large has some great tips for Traveling on the Cheap
And J.D from Get Rich Slowly shares his Paperless Personal Finance System

Also, one of our articles was recently listed in the Carnival of Financial Planning, over at Skilled Investor and the Festival of Frugality over at The Financial Blogger.

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Mom @ Wide Open Wallet says:

May 21, 2008 at 9:17 am

hey! Thanks for the mention.

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