I had a guest post published yesterday, and although I am a bit late in letting you know about it, I think you will find it interesting:
On Work Save Live: I wrote a post for Jason called the How to Stay One Paycheck Ahead of the Game. There have already been a lot of comments on it, so if you like it please share on your favorite social media site! Jason runs an extremely comprehensive and engaging blog; I have been checking it out and learning from it for quite some time. Put it on your list of personal finance blogs to read daily!
Here are some great weekend reads:
Fight or Flight on 365 Less Things
Can Matt Kepnes Really Show You How To Travel The World For Less Than $50/Day? on Advanced Riskology
How to Figure Out Your Mortgage Payments on Everything Finance
How to Create a Meaningful Morning Routine on Be More With Less
11 Reasons to Embrace a Technology-Free Bedroom on Becoming Minimalist
I am a Grinch on Valentine’s Day on Broke-Ass Mommy
The No Budgeting Approach on Reach Financial Independence
Mr. Money Mustache vs. the Internet Retirement Police on Mr. Money Mustache
The Fast Food Lifestyle on Young Adult Money
Recipe: Butternut Squash Soup on Work Save Live
Paying Off Debt is Like a Winter Blizzard on Eyes on the Dollar
Great Food Fight of 2013 on Budgeting the Fun Stuff
How I Eliminated My Debt in 1 Year on Making Sense of Cents
What If? on The Great Jollyhoombah
Great Reads of the Month on Frugal Habits
It’s Personality that Counts…Right? on Helpful Habits
Lifestyle Carnival on Savvy Scot
Why Single Men Love Growing Old on Financial Samurai
Avoiding the Financial Failure of Not Changing Spending Habits to Reflect New Reality on Frugal Confessions
Becoming a Single Homeowner On Canadian Budget Binder
My Biggest Money Mistake. Ever. on Plunged in Debt
Why Investing in Real Estate Makes Sense for Young Professionals on One Smart Dollar
Finding Qualified Help for Eliminating Debt on Frugal Rules
Abraham Lincoln’s Best Quotes on Fearless Men
The Huffington Post 10 Item Wardrobe Giveaway on Miss Minimalist
4 Psychological Tricks to Save More…on Budgets Are Sexy
If you have no done so, please consider voting for We Only Do This Once for Best Personal Finance Blog of 2012. Voting ends in a couple of weeks! Have a great weekend!
Great post that you wrote for Jason!! Hopefully you can share one for my fans soon!! Thanks for the mention mate… and keep up the stellar job here, I’m enjoying your page and your writing approach which is easy to sink into. P.S Check out the soup I made yesterday for the wife, photo on FB.. I think you might like it! Recipe will on the blog in the upcoming weeks.
Cheers
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CBB: I owe you a post for sure! I know how good you like them to be for your readers, so I’m working it up!!
Thanks for mentioning me Tony. You are all over the place these days.
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Kim, that is really nice of you to say. I love reading your stuff. Me being “all over the place” is a loaded observation! Have a good one!
Good morning, Tony. I look forward to reading your guest post on Jason’s site. We find ourselves in another Grand Reformation of our finances. We love the support and expertise you provide, and we also appreciate you pointing to other experts in the field.
Sunny wishes for a great weekend!
There is a lot of really awesome stuff out there to read, Tammy. Yours in one! Have a great weekend!
Some sage advice on your guest post Tony.
The direct correlation between debt and insomnia is quite striking isn’t it? I’m glad you’re sleeping better these days. Like you, without that financial burden I drift off into nightly unconsciousness like a baby these days (or at least a baby who can read a few pages of a good book first.)
You know, the ‘cut your credit cards up’ advice can seem a bit worn, but I’m so glad you put it at the top of your list. It really can be a powerful catalyst for change – one that alters your whole attitude to money, credit and debt. I’d be loathed to take out any form of credit these days, but being bled dry through credit card interest – I’d rather starve.
I never used the ‘Cash envelop system’ – although on many occasions I did resort to running my hand down the back of the sofa to find some extra cash for food. I think the envelope system could well have been an effective pre-emptive measure.
Thank you for the shout on my post above Tony, very much appreciated and I will of course, find some way to return the favour.
All the best, Gareth
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Some sage advice on your guest post Tony.
The direct correlation between debt and insomnia is quite striking isn’t it? I’m glad you’re sleeping better these days. Like you, without that financial burden I drift off into nightly unconsciousness like a baby these days (or at least a baby who can read a few pages of a good book first.)
You know, the ‘cut your credit cards up’ advice can seem a bit worn, but I’m so glad you put it at the top of your list. It really can be a powerful catalyst for change – one that alters your whole attitude to money, credit and debt. I’d be loathed to take out any form of credit these days, but being bled dry through credit card interest – I’d rather starve.
I never used the ‘Cash envelop system’ – although on many occasions I did resort to running my hand down the back of the sofa to find some extra cash for food. I think the envelope system could well have been an effective pre-emptive measure.
Thank you for the shout on my post above Tony, very much appreciated and I will of course find some way to return the favour.
All the best, Gareth
Gareth Mitchell recently posted…It’s personality that counts…right?
Some sage advice on your guest post Tony.
The direct correlation between debt and insomnia is quite striking isn’t it? I’m glad you’re sleeping better these days. Like you, without that financial burden I drift off into nightly unconsciousness like a baby these days (or at least a baby who can read a few pages of a good book first.)
You know, the ‘cut your credit cards up’ advice can seem a bit worn, but I’m so glad you put it at the top of your list. It really can be a powerful catalyst for change – one that alters your whole attitude to money, credit and debt. I’d be loathed to take out any form of credit these days, but being bled dry through credit card interest – I’d rather starve.
I never used the ‘Cash envelop system’ – although on many occasions I did resort to running my hand down the back of the sofa to find some extra cash for food. I think the envelope system could well have been an effective pre-emptive measure.
Thank you for the shout on my post above Tony, very much appreciated.
All the best, Gareth
Gareth Mitchell recently posted…It’s personality that counts…right?
Thanks, Gareth. Love reading your stuff!
Thanks for the mention Tony! I echo Kim, you seem to be everywhere lately.
I also echo Mr. CBB, any time you’d like to guest post for me I’d be more than happy! Have a great weekend!
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John, I appreciate the very kind words. I have fallen in love with writing. As long as people want to read, I get to carve out these extremely cool relationships with bloggers like you! All the best, man.
Tony, good guest post over at WSL! I cut my directv bill in half last week and even though it was only $30, it’s 30 BUCKS!
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John, it all adds up! Thanks for all your help and support!
Thanks for the mention Tony!
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Good list! I definitely checked them out. Thanks for the reshare!
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Wow, this is like a manual of getting out of debt inspiration, the list was great, thanks a lot Jason. Now it’s our turn to take ourselves one paycheck ahead of the game.
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I’m not sure this is a manual, but I appreciate you checking!