Friday Links

I’d like to congratulate Connie and Mandy, the winners of the Baby Week Giveaway of No-Cry Solution book sets! The books have been shipped and I hope you enjoy them!

1. Financial Highway looks over his fall finance to-do list.
2. One Mint says the fee ate his performance.
3. Free From Broke has another case for emergency savings, credit score.
4. Green Panda Treehouse asks how much life insurance should you have?
5. Consumerism Commentary looks at investor psychology and why we fail to make good financial decisions.
6. Fiscal Geek questions if you should you treat your emergency fund as an investment?
7. Lazy Man And Money lists 10 free online budgeting applications.
8. Million Dollar Journey asks why don’t most financial planners plan finances?
9. Money Under 30 discusses how to watch your wallet with high-rolling friends.
10. Before You Invest has one week left in their Investor Education Month Twivia contest.

• The Financial Blogger included TFSA – Tax Free Savings Account in this week’s Carnival of Pecuniary Delights.
• Green Panda Treehouse included Maternity Leave And Parental Benefits in this week’s Money Hacks Carnival.
• Fabulously Broke in the City included How Much Does Raising A Child Cost? in this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance.
• Miss Thrifty included 10 Money Management Tips For Expectant Parents in this week’s Festival of Frugality.
• The Amateur Financier included Insurance You Can Do Without – Credit Life Insurance in this week’s Carnival of Twenty-Something Finances.
• Value Investing Pro included Two Lessons Learnt From Warren Buffet’s Interview in this week’s Festival of Stocks.
• ZachStocks included When To Consider Filing For Bankruptcy in this week’s Carnival of Financial Planning.

• Sunday Money Madness: Bootacular Edition
• Michael Phelps Edition of Sunday Money Madness
• Bush to Taxpayers: "I don't need no stinking law to spend your money."

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