Weekend Rambling and Wedding Giveaway Winner

By Pinyo, on June 1, 2008

Around the Personal Finance Blogosphere

Personal Finance Buzz

First in the news is Personal Finance Buzz — a personal finance social network by a personal finance blogger for personal finance bloggers. I started PF Buzz alpha/beta on May 17th and launched it on May 27th.

First, I’d like to say thank you to all the bloggers who have helped me promote PF Buzz by sharing the service with their readers.

If you haven’t heard of PF Buzz before, please check it out. It has five key features:

Buzz — Promoted personal finance articles
Upcoming — Recently submitted personal finance articles
Random Buzz — Allows you randomly visit
Planet — Aggregates of personal finance articles. If you want to be considered for inclusion, please contact me.
Forums — Personal finance discussion forums

Money Life Network

A small group of personal finance bloggers started The Money Life Network this past week. Members include:

Free College Grad Money Guide eBook

Next, Jim from Blueprint for Financial Prosperity released a free 13-page eBook called the College Grad Money Guide Book. Please take a look.

Being Frugal Is 1 Year Old

Last but not least, Being Frugal is one year old! — happy anniversary. Also, make sure you visit Lynnae’s post for a chance at a $50 Amazon Gift Card.

Wedding Giveaway Winner

At the end of April, I announced The Best Wedding Tips and Stories Giveaway. There were a total of 33 entries that are eligible for the $50 Amazon gift card (or cash transfer via Revolution Money Exchange). I will be reaching out to the winner shortly.

Top Buzz This Week

For this week round up, I am going to list this week top 10 articles from Personal Finance Buzz:

What’s Your Financial IQ? Here’s A Test at Moolanomy
Urban Homesteading at Being Frugal
Credit Card Balance: Make Payments or Pay in Full? at Prime Time Money
29 Free Or Low Cost Ways To Save Energy & Money at My Two Dollars
10 Easy Ways To Stay In Debt at I’ve Paid For This Twice Already…
75 Gas Saving tips at Christian Personal Finance
How much gas are you wasting? at Bible Money Matters
What’s a Thing Worth? at Funny About Money
16 ways to keep a razor sharp focus at work at Zen Habits
Trading in For a Hybrid Could Be Costly at Milk Your Money

You can see all these articles in the weekly buzz section and vote for them.

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11 Comments

Pete @ biblemoneymatters.com
June 1, 2008, 11:05

Thanks for mentioning the Money Life Network Pinyo, we appreciate it so much!

Also, love the new site, PF Buzz, i’ll be posting about it in the next couple of days as well! Great job!
mymoneyadventure
June 1, 2008, 13:07

Glad to help!
PT
June 1, 2008, 16:03

Thanks, Pinyo!
Mrs. Micah
June 1, 2008, 16:39

Crossing fingers. And thanks for mentioning me mentioning you. Let’s see how recursive we can get! :-p
Lynnae
June 1, 2008, 19:20

Thanks for the mentions! Hard to believe I’ve been at this for a year. Time flies!
spillingbuckets
June 2, 2008, 3:45

Hey, you forgot me…
::wink::

I posted about PF Buzz too! here I’ve really enjoyed it so far, great creation!
Pinyo
June 2, 2008, 4:31

@Everyone — Thank you again.

@Lynnae — I know. My one year will be up in 2.5 months. I hope my blog will be as successful as yours by then!

@Spilling Buckets — Sorry about that. I’ll include you in the next week roundup.
Pete @ biblemoneymatters.com
June 2, 2008, 7:17

I’ve now posted about PFBuzz HERE. Thanks Pinyo for the new site – I really do love it!
hank
June 5, 2008, 19:42

Woot woot! Thanks for the mention Pinyo!
Pinyo
June 6, 2008, 6:31

@Pete — That’s awesome. Thank you for the mention.

@Hank — No problem.
FFB
June 10, 2008, 8:33

I’m so behind on my reader…thanks for the Money Life Network mention!

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