I want to start this roundup off by thanking all of your for being so cool to me this past weekend at the Financial Blogger Conference! I had a blast and I hope that you guys enjoyed yourself as much as I do.

Time to share some links while we all still have the conference on our minds:

1.  Great October Blog Giveaways! @ KNS Financial.

2.  No More Breadwinners …What To Do?  @ BITFS.

3.  When Less Is More  @ Life and My Finances.

4.  New Bank of America Debit Card Fee: Here’s What You Should Know @ Free From Broke.

5.  How do you manage your money with your spouse? @ Bucksome Boomer.

6.  Unemployed? Game Show Contestant? @ Buck Inspire.

7.  Why I Make $20 Per Tweet On Twitter And You Don’t @ Yes, I Am Cheap.

8.  Getting Paid To Lose Weight? @ Money Reasons.

9.  How Cool Were You In School? @ Yakezie.

10.  How You Can Learn From My Money Mistakes At The Financial Bloggers Conference @ Not Made of Money.

11.  Is Lifestyle Inflation Unavoidable? @ Retire by 40.

12.  Finding the Exit to the Financial Crisis @ Money is The Root.

13.  100 Words On: Why It Doesn’t Always Pay to Do It Yourself @ Len Penzo.

14. What I Learned From Meeting 300 Cool People in One Weekend @ TFB.

15.  Vienna, Austria: What On Earth Is A Heuriger? @ Wandering Early.

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