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Post a CommentThe title of the roundup says it all. It’s the Financial Blogger Conference and we’re all excited about it. If you get a spare moment we have a few links to share with you. See you this weekend hopefully!
1. PT Money. Check out every article on this blog and show your support for Phil!
2. I’m In No Hurry To Pay Down My Mortgage @ Canadian Finance Blog.
3. 5 Lessons I Learned From My First Job @ Christian PF.
4. Early Holiday Shopping Tips @ BITFS.
5. How To Buy Stock With or Without a Broker @ Good Financial Cents.
6. Can Stores Set Minimum Credit Card Purchase Amounts? @ My Dollar Plan.
7. Simplifying the Tax Code @ My University Money.
8. My Buzz Cut Saved Me Over $1,000 in College @ Free Money Wisdom.
9. How to Set Up an Online Store @ PIN.
10. 5 Tips for Networking on a Budget @ Experiglot.
11. Do I Need a Credit Card? @ Studenomics.
12. After College Finances: What Now? @ Financial Highway.
13. Financial Strategy #5: Maintain Your Own Personal Bailout Fund @ FMF.
14. Inheritance? Forget it. 5 Reasons why Gen X & Y won’t Get Inheritances @ 20-Something Finance.
15. When Was the Last Time You Unplugged? @ Corbett Barr.
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