Weekend Reading: August 3, 2008

By Pinyo, on August 3, 2008

Before I start the roundup, I just want to share with you two new features on Moolanomy…as well as reacquaint you with some of the older ones.

• Personal Finance Directory (new) — I changed the old deals and special offers page into this interactive directory where you can rate and comment on the offers I listed.
• Extra Income Guide (new) — This is the first of five guides that I have planned. I am using these guides as an organized way to present important information focused around (1) wealth building, (2) income generation, (3) expense reduction, (4) investing, and (5) credit and debt management.
• Credit Card Search Tool — This tool was made available a while ago, but in case you don’t know…it let you find the best credit card offer for your needs. Currently, my favorite is Chase Freedom which gives you $50 sign up bonus and 3% cash back on your top 3 spending categories.
• Free Magazines – I mentioned this a few times before and several of you have taken advantage of the free magazines. The tool defaults to business and finance section, but you could apply for any magazine that interests you. For example, I am subscribed to the Website Magazine.

10 Great Articles For Sunday Reading

1. How to Make Your Income More Passive at Frugal Dad — Frugal Dad also feels that we should be focusing on building multiple income streams in lieu of betting it all on career. In addition, he provides some concrete examples of passive income sources.
2. Can You Be an Entrepreneur in Your Spare Time? at Consumerism Commentary — Flexo talks about the time factor required to be a successful entrepreneur. Could you do it in spare time? Sure. But to be wildly successful, it may takes more time and energy that many would realize. By the way, this article is part of Money Blog Network “Advice for Entrepreneurs” group writing project.
3. Wreck YOUR Retirement in 10 Easy Steps at The Wisdom Journal — Here’s a fun post on various thing that you can do to mess up your finances. It’s always entertaining to read one of these.
4. The Dark Knight Money Management Approach at The Financial Blogger — Another fun post. Check out how Batman and the Joker deal with personal finance issues.
5. 10 least expensive to own vehicles – not one is hybrid at Gather Little By Little — If you are looking for a new car, you may want to check out this list of vehicles with the lowest total cost of ownership.
6. Class Warfare and The Simple Dollar at The Simple Dollar — One reader commented that since Trent “made it,” she doesn’t believe that he can relate to her situation any longer. Check out Trent’s response and the firestorm of comments
7. 50 Tips, Ideas, Resources on Saving Money for College Students at Broke Grad Student — Broke Grad Student sorted through to huge amount of information on the Web and distilled it to 50 best money saving articles for college students.
8. Bloggers are inefficient employees at Saving to Invest — Hmm, what do you guys think? I just do may job more efficiently so that I have more time to blog.
9. Personal Finance Bloggers are Likely to Become the Next Generation of Millionaires at Penny Jobs — Okay, even if we are inefficient employees, we won’t be there very long. We will be millionaires and quit our jobs soon.
10. Personal Finance Bloggers Revealed at Ask Mr. Credit Card — Ever want to know how the people who write about money every day manage their own? In an exclusive survey they dish on their debt, their credit cards and their credit scores.

If you’re looking for more great articles to read, please check out Personal Finance Buzz.

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