Weekend Reading: May 4, 2008
I’d like to do a quick roundup this week to highlight some new features introduced in the past few days. I think you will really like these:
- Recent Discussions – On the main navigation bar, the second link is “Discuss“. This link displays 30 posts with recently added comment. If you are familiar with discussion forums, you’ll love this feature. It is an easy way for you to follow conversations on Moolanomy.
- Free Magazines – A little further to the right on the navigation bar is a “Free Magazines” link to TradePub-hosted web site, where you can apply for free magazines, newsletters, whitepapers, reports, downloads, podcasts, and webinars.
- Help — The last link on the navigation bar is a “Help” link that explains some of the features on Moolanomy.
Personal Finance Articles
Here are several great articles I discovered this week.
Carnivals
I participated in several carnivals this week.
Lastly, don’t forget to participate in our best wedding tips and stories giveaway for a chance to win $50.
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Thanks for the links about free magazines and the carnival links. My husband also writes a frugal / debt free blog. Please feel free to check it out, it’s called Engineer a Debt Free Life at http://engineeradebtfreelife.blogspot.com
Thanks, Pinyo. I was thinking about your blog when I wrote it, particularly Larry Swedroe. I didn’t get the idea from him, but it seems like his sort of advice…very practical.
Thanks for the link! Can’t wait to see my ING go up when my stimulus check comes in.
Instead of free magazines, I like picking up the free local newspapers on the racks at the grocery store, usually near the entrance. There are several good ones around here, esp. Cityview.
@Frugal One – I will check it out.
@Mrs. Micah – I think it’s a subject that worth follow up.
@FFB – no problem.
@Trent – There’s also a local free newspaper that I like in my area too. It’s call the Metro, but their finance section is a little light. These magazines are finance specific and they supplement the daily newspaper well.
Pinyo: Thanks for the link!
great roundup – and hey – i like the recent discussions plugin you created.
Hi,
Thanks for mentioning Carnival of Inspiration and Motivation and submitting your article for the carnival. Hope you will also participate in coming days as well.