Every Friday, I’ll pull out the 15 coolest personal finance article I found on the blogs I read weekly:

1. Car Repairs @ Debt Free Adventure

1. Tracking Personal Net Worth @ The Digerati Life

1. A discussion on asset allocation @ PT Money

1. The List of Dream Job @ Financial Samurai

1. The Relative Cost of Things @ Canadian Finance Blog

1. Online Jobs for Students @ Studenomics

1. The Derivative Bomb @ Joe Taxpayer

1. First Home Buyer Info @ Money Help for Christians

1. 5 Crazy Ideas that Resulted in Million Dollar Paydays @ Len Penzo

1. Should I sell my Stocks? @ Wealth Pilgrim

1. Are you a Financial Rock Star? @ Enemy of Debt

1. Is Simplicity Overrated in Investing @ The Oblivious Investor

1. What would you do it you lose your job tomorrow? @ Budgets Are Sexy

1. Multitasking or Productivity? @ The Financial Blogger

1. The Art of Tenant Selection @ Million Dollar Journey

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