Develop financial peace of mind by simplifying your personal finances to create a healthier and wealthier lifestyle
After celebrating a Saints Super Bowl victory and Mardi Gras, I think its now time to get back to work. Its been a great celebration. Let’s start with my Sunday Roundup.
Sunday Roundup offers links to this week’s personal finance blogger’s roundups. Its great way to find the best personal finance posts of the week. There were several good roundups this week that I thought you may find valuable.
This week’s simple financial tip was knowing your credit score. It discussed how having a high credit score can help you simplify your personal finances. Here are some additional articles from this week that I believe can help you simplify your personal finances so you can live a simple financial lifestyle.
This year’s Pro Bowl features many first time players since the Super Bowl players are not participating in the game but it also features many regulars participates. Just like this year’s Pro Bowl this week’s Sunday Roundup features some new bloggers and some regular participates. So check out this week’s personal finance blogger’s roundups which feature some of the best personal finance articles this week.
Here are this week’s Personal Finance Roundups:
If you want to simplify your personal finances you must get organized. Can not allow things to steal your time which prevents you from simplifying. You need to set a budget and stick to it. If your stuck in a rut you must get out and move forward. Here are this week’s favorite articles which can help do those exact things:
Its only January but its time to get ready for tax time. Cash Money Life helps you prepare for tax time with How to Organize Your Tax Documents
Its Conference Championship Sunday in the NFL. My beloved Saints are at home in the Dome taking on the Vikings. Go Saints. WHO DAT. So you know where I will be at 5:40 Sunday afternoon glued to the television. If you are not a Saints, Vikings, Colts or Jets fan, you make have some spare time on your hands to read. Here are some of the best personal finances articles from this week’s personal finance blogger’s roundups.
Looking to live a simple financial lifestyle you need to eliminate your debt, break out of your comfort zone, save more, and set your retirement goals. Here are this week’s favorite article which can help do those exact things:
Key to simplifying your finances is to eliminate your debt. But its not always easy. Matt Jabs in his post Debt Slavery – What it is and Ways Out offers some tips to help you get out of your debt.
There are so many personal finance posts each week it is not always easy keeping up with all of them. A great way to find out the best posts of the week is to read a personal finance blogger’s weekly roundup. There were several good roundups this week that I thought you may find valuable as well.
Saving is a key component to living a simple financial lifestyle. In this week’s post 10 Simple Ways to Save without cutting coupons, I discuss ways you can save this year. In this week’s edition of Simple Weekend Reading Roundup it features some additional articles I have read that I believe can also help you save additional money this year:
Free from Broke offers Savings Goals In The New Year And Beyond which discusses how setting savings goals can go a long way to help you save more.
There are so many personal finance posts each week it is not always easy keeping up with all of them. A great way to find out the best posts of the week is to read a personal finance blogger’s weekly roundup. There were several good roundups this week that I thought you may find valuable as well.
Here are this week’s Personal Finance Roundups:
Its a New Year. Its an opportunity to set new personal financial goals and objectives. But are you able to stick to these goals and objectives?
This week’s edition of Simple Weekend Reading Roundup features some recent articles I have read that I believe can help you stick to your financial goals and objectives in 2010:
Is simplifying your personal finances one of your resolutions? If so, this article by Money Healer Why We Don’t Reach Our Goals and Keep Our Resolutions may help you keep that resolution and reach the financial goal you set.
