Weekly Roundup #10: “Best of M-Network” Edition

By Pinyo, on September 30, 2007

This weekend, I am traveling up and down the East Coast to visit my sister and her family in Virginia. It also has been a crazy week with my post “12 Investing Mistakes I’ve Made (and How You Can Learn From Them)” published on Get Rich Slowly (probably the most read Personal Finance Blog in the entire Blogosphere). Not to mention the 107th Carnival of Debt Reduction that I am hosting tomorrow. As such, this weekly roundup will focus on my partners in crime…the M-Network crew and what I thought were their best posts of the week.

• Being Frugal (RSS) presents Why the Minimalist Lifestyle Appeals to Me — excellent reasons to lead a simpler life.
• Christian Finance (RSS) presents What to do with a raise — blow it all before the first paycheck…not exactly.
• Financial Dominance (RSS) presents Negotiate Anything and Everything — ask, and you shall receive.
• Gather Little By Little (RSS) presents In Financial Chaos? Pass the Test!! — do you deal gracefully with trials of life?
• I’ve Paid For This Twice Already… (RSS) presents You can’t always get what you want – I had a very similar experience when I bought my first home.
• Plonkee Money (RSS) presents never say never — never!
• Single Guy Money (RSS) presents Real Life Example of the Sucky Housing Market — my neighborhood home values are coming down fast too.
• The Dough Roller (RSS) presents Is Rich Dad the Great Black Swan Hunter? — good advice…do your research.

Enjoy the rest of Sunday!

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