Friday Links

1. Generation X Finance shows where you can plug your money leaks and save hundreds of dollars painlessly.
2. Fiscal Geek details how to create a home inventory using free tools to protect your assets.
3. My Dollar Plan lists 5 ways spending more is actually frugal.
4. Financial Highway suggests some self reinforcing tips to reach financial goals.
5. Canadian Capitalist asks if it’s time to opt for a variable-rate mortgage again?
6. The Financial Blogger has an article on how to hedge yourself against inflation with real return bonds and gold.
7. Cash Money Life looks at whether rechargeable batteries are a frugal choice.
8. Millionaire Mommy Next Door wonders is the key to wealth found in a book?
9. MoneyEnergy looks at stocks that allow you to invest in theatres.
10. Studenomics has tips on how to keep your student loan to a minimum.

• Financial Highway included Fixed or Variable Rate Mortgage? in this week’s Carnival of Pecuniary Delights.
• My Life ROI included How To Write A Great Resume in this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance.
• Funny About Money included How to Make Your Clothes Last Longer in this week’s Festival of Frugality.
• Military Finance Network included How To Use Spousal RRSPs To Split Retirement Income in this week’s Money Hacks Carnival.
• The Skilled Investor included What Is An Individual Pension Plan (IPP)? in this week’s Carnival of Financial Planning.
• OneMint included Increasing Your Mortgage Payment in this week’s Economy and Your Finances Carnival.

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