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

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

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/23/07

• Zen Habits lists 6 free alternatives to MS Money and Quicken.
• Young and Broke talks about financial planning for 20-somethings.
• Q&A on Vanguard’s new fee structure.
• Cash Money Life talks about the advantages of debit cards.
• Mighty Bargain Hunter talks about the disadvantages of debit cards.
• Money, Matter and More thinks there should be a credit card qualifying test.
• $1 Million to my Name - Part I in his retirement savings blunders series - pre-paying your mortgage.
• My Debt Relief Plan talks about how getting organized can help with your debt.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/22/07

• Ask Uncle Bill talks about how to save a million dollars.
• Blogging Away Debt has some tips for living within your means.
• Mad Money Analyst talks about why you should start saving for retirement now.
• Queercents talks about setting goals and getting organized.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/21/07

• MSN Money talks about the evils of bank fees.
• Bankruptcy Law Network talks about why you should opt out.
• Pro Bargain Hunter talks about how to get a good deal when shopping.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/20/07

• Samerwriter bashes Kiyosaki.

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/19/07

• Personal Finance Blog Articles talks about how to set up a household budget.
• Bankruptcy Law Network talks about what paying off debt instead of filing for bankruptcy can cost you. (note: I am not advocating bankruptcy, this is just a good viewpoint to consider.)
• Funds Zine talks about emergency funds.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/18/07

• Accumulating Money talks about the drawbacks of active investing.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/17/07

• Vanguard talks about why you should get kids investing in a Roth early. My grandfather did this for me and it’s one of the single best things he’s ever done for me. If you need help motivating them, consider offering a ‘matching’ program of some sort. Most people like free money.
• Bankruptcy Law Network points out some sneaky credit card tricks to look out for.
• Wealth Building World wonders if paying off your mortgage early is actually costing you money.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/16/07

• Tired But Happy talks about how couples deal with different spending expectations.
• Ask Mr. Credit Card gives credit card and money advice to new grads.
• Mint gives 5 easy steps to tackle your debt.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/15/07

• Wise Bread has a post on 10 frugal ways to get to $1 Million.
• SmartMoney talks about what retirement is going to be like for Generations X & Y. (Hint: It’s not pretty)
• All Financial Matters re-posts the 13 unbreakable laws of finance.
• 3 Debt Consolidation talks about the difference between good and bad debt.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/14/07

• Frank discusses his views on giving money to your parents.

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/13/07

• FILAM Personal Finance talks about some of their short and mid-term goals.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/12/07

• Debt Regret posted about 7 net worth killers.

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/11/07

• Smart Money Daily has a great article about recovering from bankruptcy.
• Make Your Nut gives more advice to new grads.
• Free Money Finance lists 18 ways to save on a small income.
• Money and Such give some tips on how to save on travel.
  

Personal Finance 101 Posts of the Day 5/10/07

• Money Walks talks about the time value of money.
• Grad Money Matters gives advice to new grads.
• Frugalist lists 147 tips to live healthier, happier, greener and better.
• Debt Free lists some common credit report mistakes to watch out for.
• BBB Consumer Education talks about whether debt management plans are right for you.
• My Two Dollars gives some tips on how to deal with your debt.