Managing Your Personal Finances
Blog Carnival #1
Welcome to the first edition of the Managing Your Personal Finances Blog Carnival for helping you with budgeting finances.
Long name, amazing results.
This article summary is a unique way to bring a potpourri of household budget type articles from blogs and websites around the Internet on a particular topic together in one place. This post, and those that come, will bring you effective household budgeting tips and strategies to save money, get out of debt, and live financially free.
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All summaries below are written by the respective author with minimal editing by me. So, without further ado (it is fun saying that), here are ten articles on managing your personal finances:
1. Money talks should be an open discussion which includes the entire family. This article gives useful tips on getting the discussion started. Dannielle presents How To Talk About Money At Home.
2. Find out the eight winter car care secrets every driver should know. Save money and extend the life of your car with these helpful car care tips. Also, make sure you have the vehicle insurance coverage you need to stay safe this winter. SB presents 8 Winter car care tips.
3. I have been called by some a "grandpa" on the road. They mean to say that most grandpas are old men, and most old men drive slowly. Well, I am not sure that is a logical argument, but I admit that I do drive slower than most. John presents Does cruise control actually save gas?.
4. There is nothing wrong with being frugal, and saving money to improve your personal finance situation is a good thing. But, when it comes to eating out, I have to respectfully disagree with most of the frugal advice. In fact, I would go so far as to say that frugality while dining out is a contributing factor to some of the bad economic times. Matt presents Don't Be a Cheapskate While Dining Out.
5. A review of the nation's top 10 online, high-yield savings accounts. From the article: "The rumors are true: savings account interest rates are at an all-time low. Just looking at big bank accounts, you might well think that your best course is the tried-and-true mattress method. The numbers would bear you out: as of February 21st, 2012, the national average is 0.10%. But don't give up on high-yield savings accounts just yet. You can earn up to 10 times the national average just by looking online." Laura Edgar presents NerdWallet's Top 10 High-Yield Savings Accounts for the Digital Age.
6. Here is a list of several strategies for managing your personal finances by helping you to save money while dining out. Philip Taylor presents Save on Dining: Eat Out and Spend Less.
7. The nation's five largest mortgage servicers will pay $25 billion due to foreclosure and mortgage service wrong doing. Learn whether you may be due benefits. Kurt Fischer presents National Mortgage Settlement.
8. As I prepare for my move at the end of the month, I've been thinking more and more about my decision to stay close to Vancouver. It is a very expensive city to live in, but I feel at home here. Am I a fool for staying here when I can't really afford it? Maybe, but I just can't see myself living anywhere else at this point in my life. Jeremy Biberdorf presents My Decision To Live In An Expensive City.
9. This post is part of a 13 money resolutions for 2013 series. Review and lower your household expenses thanks to those easy tips. Pauline presents 13 money resolutions for 2013: review your expense.
10. This article tells whether you can save money by making dog food at home, and the do's and don'ts. Rob presents Can You Make Homemade Dog Food?
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