Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 6/22/07

• Mortgage Blog gives 10 tips to save money.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 6/18/07

• All Financial Matters requested budgeting suggestions for a reader. Read the comments - lots and lots of good ideas there!
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 6/15/07

• Ask Mr. Credit Card gives 101 tips to improve your finances.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 6/14/07

• All Financial Matters lists some online financial tracking programs.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 6/11/07

• Jane Chin talks about how couples manage their bank accounts.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 6/10/07

• Enough Wealth has some tips for newbie investors (US residents, substitute Roth IRA for Superannuation).
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 6/8/07

• Online Savings Blog gives some ideas on ways to save money in your budget.
• Around the Sun talks about taking Public Transportation.
• Financial Tips for WAHMs talks about debt repayment methods.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 6/7/07

• My Money and My Life has a break even goal for the summer. Good luck!
• The Credit and Credit Card Blog talks about the pitfalls of revolving debt.
• Consumerism Commentary talks about saving for your kids instead of yourself.
• Personal Investing Advice has some tips on saving for the future.
• All Financial Matters created a directory of past posts. Very useful!
• The Dough Roller teaches his kids to use Quicken.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 6/6/07

• We're In Debt reminds you to make sure your spouse knows about the finances.
• Clever Dude talks about setting up house without breaking the bank (or getting divorced).
• The Dough Roller bashes one of Kiyosaki's Yahoo articles. (Kiyo is dangerous!)
• $1 Million to My Name has a series on retirement mistakes. Part IV covers IRAs and 401ks.
• Advanced Personal Finance talks about why you might want to wait to convert to a Roth IRA.
• Ask Uncle Bill has a list of 10 Financial Mistakes to avoid.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 6/4/07

• Broke Ass Student reminds you not to sacrifice tomorrow for today.
• Grad Money Matters lists 5 budgeting blunders to avoid.
• My Two Dollars asks if your family could live on one income.
• Frugal Law Student rehashes some pratical advice for young people.
• $1 Million to my name - Part V in the retirement saving pitfalls series - Buying too much house.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 6/2/07

• Mom's Finance talks about making your budget automatic.
• The Suns talk about their experience using Zecco. (not great)
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 6/1/07

• Plonkee talks about what to do with a windfall.
• $1 Million to my Name - Part IV in the retirement saving pitfalls series - going into credit card debt.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/31/07

• Advanced Personal Finance talks about the benefits of tax diversification.
• Life Learning Today has a great post on the basics of investing.
• We're In Debt talks about how they use their joint checking account.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/30/07

• Zen Habits gives 10 tips to simplify your budget.
• Ask Mr. Credit Card asks how much do you need to feel rich?
• Life, Lived talks about ways her family saves money.
• The Frugalist gives 21 reasons why it's good to be frugal but not cheap. (I call myself a cheap-a$$ but according to this I'm just frugal. Whew!)
• Mint gives a list of 20 mistakes to avoid during credit repair.
• $1 Million to my Name - Part III in his retirement saving pitfalls series - relying on an inheritance.
• My Financial Awareness talks about things to consider when establishing an emergency fund.
• Mad Money Analyst talks about why starting to save for retirement now is important.
• Advice and Rants gives suggestons on how to join forces with your friends to be frugal.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/29/07

• Advanced Personal Finance talks about some of the financial mistakes that he's made. (I made more than one of those mistakes myself.)
• Frugal Law Student has a crazy-long-list of financial resources. (Seriously, if you can't find it there it may not exist.)
• $1 Million to my Name talks about the magic of compounding.
• A financial revolution does a good comparison of ETFs and Mutual Funds.
• $1 Million to my Name - Part II in his retirement saving pitfalls series - waiting to get started.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/28/07

• Money Smart Life gives suggestions about how to use credit cards to simplify your finances.
• Rock Your Stock lists his picks for the top 5 investment books of all time.
• The Digerati Life lists 12 cheap ways to stay healthy. (your health is your most valuable asset - protect it)
• The Money Mythos thinks people need more than index funds for investments. (I'm not sure this is the case for most people but you can make your own decision)
• Money, Matter and More posts an open letter to high school graduates.
• Blunt Money lists 10 common financial mistakes.
• No Credit Needed gives 10 ideas for creating a budget.
• Young Professional Finance Blog talks about financial education - or the lack thereof.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/27/07

• Accumulating Money talks about in-service 401k rollovers.
• Boston Gal posts about how to keep your investment advisor from robbing you blind.
• The Simple Dollar tells us how to get past the need for keeping up with the Jones’.
• How I Save Money talks about how to simplify your budget.
• Not Made of Money talks about some store brand products his family uses to save money.
• Bankruptcy Law Network talks about borrowing money from a 401k to pay for debt.
• Fil-Am Personal Finance had a good post illustrating the benefits of starting saving early.
• Financial Jungle talks about closet index funds. (This is a really important think to look at wth all of your funds. Holding overlap can really mess with your asset allocation and cause you to get off track for your goals.)
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/26/07

• Ask Mr. Credit Card talks about the importance of diversification.
• Money Ning reminds us to keep an eye on mutual fund fees and expenses.
  
• Bankruptcy Law Network has a series on how to deal with debt collections:
• Stop the Harassment
• Statute of Limitations
• Stop the Calls
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/25/07

• The Happy Rock talks about what you need for a financial system to work.
• Blunt Money talks about how to put your finances on auto pilot.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/24/07

• Money Under 30 talks about the advantages of secured credit cards.