Weekly Highlights: May 2, 2009

By Pinyo, on May 2, 2009

This week Moolanomy was named 100 Best Financial Planning Blogs by Online MBA Guide — thank you. This is an auspicious timing since I’ve decided to start Moolanomy’s Financial Success Plan as a way to organize existing and new content on this site to help readers find the best information for their journey toward financial freedom.

Before we go into the articles, I also want to thank Buck Weber of The Buck List who interviewed me this week.

Articles

• Pay Off Student Loan Or Save? at Gather Little By Little — This week Ask The M-Network is about making financial decision and figure out which option is the best. Whatever you decide, good luck!
• How To Get A Free FICO Credit Score at Bargaineering — Jim shares 5 ways that you can get your FICO credit score for free with a bonus tip on how you can get your credit report for free as well.
• Ask The CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™: Savings And Debt at Bible Money Matters
• We are debt-free! (Except for the mortgage – here’s how we did it) at Chief Family Officer — Another blogger who’s now debt free. Congratulation!
• Take a Big Picture View of the Stock Market at The Sun’s Financial Dairy — An interesting look at the stock market returns over different time period.
• Asset Allocation – Include Future Contributions? at Four Pillars — Does asset allocation matter if your contributions are a significant percentage of the portfolio?
• Ultimate 2009 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting Guide at Fat Pitch Financials
• Five Ways to Deal with Stress at Funny About Money
• College Degree for $500,000? Sooner Than You Might Think at Money Launch My Kid

Carnivals

Carnivals I participated in this week includes:

• Carnival of Personal Finance
• Festival of stocks
• Twenty Something Finances Carnival
• Money Hacks Carnival
• Carnival of Pecuniary Delights

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