Isn’t it strange that we have decided that the best way to celebrate the birth of a humble carpenter is to buy expensive gifts, lavishly decorate our homes and max out our credit cards?
Here are a few of my favorite posts from the Money Blog Network -
Please Don’t Use A Loan To Purchase Christmas Gifts - a post by All Financial Matters.
Amazon Price Drop Policy - a post by Blueprint For Financial Prosperity.
Republicans Tax Plans and Democrats Tax Plans - posts by Consumerism Commentary.
Eleven Great Personal Finance Books - a post by Five Cent Nickel.
What You Need To Know About Writing A Will - a post by Free Money Finance.
Tackling Debt Without Using A Home Equity Loan - a post by Get Rich Slowly.
Copper Pennies May Soon Be Scarce - a post by Mighty Bargain Hunter.
Here are a few of my favorite posts from my Blogroll -
Carnival of Personal Finance - a post by Money Smart Life.
Core Asset Allocation Poll - a post by Gen X.
15 Products That Save Money, Time, And Space - a post by Lazy Man.
Appreciating The Value Of A Product - a post by Money, Matter, and More Musings.
Zecco Promotion - a post by The Sun’s Financial Diary.
Learning To Invest - a post by The Digerati Life.
Money Mistakes Credit Cards - a post by My Two Dollars.
2007 and 2008 Goals - a post by Paid Twice.
3 Responses
Flexo
December 15th, 2007 at 8:03 pm
1I think the gifts and credit have very little to do with carpenter in question.
Thanks for the links!
Fiscal Musings
December 15th, 2007 at 8:20 pm
2I dig the Amazon price drop policy. It’s great to see that an online retailer is offering this and not just the brick and mortar stores.
paidtwice
December 15th, 2007 at 9:11 pm
3Thanks for the link! Have a very merry “no credit” christmas yourself!
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