Friday Links

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Check back over the next two weeks as I’ll be reviewing a variety of tax preparation programs and giving away two copies of QuickTax!

1. Gather Little By Little lists 9 ways to multiply your sources of income and pay off your debts.
2. Consumerism Commentary points out 4 ways to combat overconfidence.
3. Fiscal Fizzle says there’s no such thing as passive income.
4. Thicken My Wallet looks at how to spot warning signs as a dividend investor.
5. Good Financial Cents lists 8 things you need to know about reverse mortgages.
6. Free From Broke finds 4 ways to enjoy the movie theater experience for less.
7. PT Money shows how to find free stuff online without getting spammed.
8. Budgets Are Sexy gives some examples of what you can do in 15 minutes a day.
9. Redeeming Riches explains how you can own more by owning less.
10. Triaging My Way To Financial Success asks if there is a need for stricter mortgage lending?

• Len Penzo included Multipurpose Money in this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance.
• Simply Forties included 10 Ways to Save Money on Valentines Day in this week’s Festival of Frugality.
• Rabbit Funds included Save Money With Fractional RV Ownership in this week’s Money Hacks Carnival.
• The Centsible Life included Multipurpose Money in this week’s Carnival of Money Stories.
• The Debt Hawk included Control Your Spending With A Budget and Avoid The Financial Trap Of A Reverse Mortgage in this week’s Get Out of Debt Carnival.
• Don’t Mess With Taxes included The Canada Child Tax Benefit (CCTB) Explained in this week’s Tax Carnival.

• Link roundup: Mrs. MBH birthday edition
• Sunday Money Madness: Bootacular Edition
• Taxing Financial Transactions: Good Idea or Not?

Related Posts:

• Avoid The Financial Trap Of A Reverse Mortgage
• Contribute To RRSP or Pay Down Mortgage?
• Multipurpose Money