Weekend Personal Finance Links (Tuesday Edition) |
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If it's good enough for Sheryl Crow ("He's got a daughter he calls Easter... She was born on a Tuesday night..."), it's good enough for me.
Money Writers:
- Brip Blap wonders will people change?
- Frugal Dad writes on extreme saving when you are young: how much is too much?
- Learn how to do a mid-year financial checkup - things to think about this summer over at Generation X Finance.
- Million Dollar Journey posts this helpful guide to high end chequing account comparison.
- One million dollars down the drain… or thrown in the dump. Read the full story at Digerati Life.
- Money Smart Life warns about credit card telephone scammers.
- My Dollar Plan talks about the tax credit for first time home buyers.
- The Sun’s Financial Diary posts a new PineCone Research sign up link.
More Finance Posts:
- Mighty Bargain Hunter comes up with five more great ways to slam the door on your customers.
- Free Money Finance blogs about a wasted opportunity.
- Bargaineering provides a few mobile banking safety & security tips.
More Awesome Posts:
- Experiments in Finance is still suffering from Bay Area housing price sticker shock.
- Mapgirl’s Fiscal Challenge says if I buy a new car…
- How many stocks are needed for a well-diversified portfolio? Find one answer at The Skilled Investor.
- All Financial Matters discusses flawed thinking…
- Rich Credit Debt Loan writes building wealth when the economy is slow.
- Studenomics shares how to pick up girls in college when you’re broke.
- The Baglady asks does raising a boy cost more than raising a girl?
- Gather Little by Little shares ways to save even more money on your electric bill.
- Bad Money Advice examines the idea of saving $71,000 on your mortgage.
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Wow, some great links there. Plenty of interesting articles. I love the idea of saving $71,000 on a mortgage :)
Good collection. But I’ve heard there are additional tax credits for first time home buyers, one for buying in suburban areas, another for low income…
Any idea if these are real?
@ Randy – the first time homebuyer’s credit is real – up to $8000. Here’s a link to a page that has some info. I took a quick look at the page, and it seems to have the basic facts correct.
http://www.federalhousingtaxcredit.com/2009/faq.php
I’m not familiar with the suburban or low income credits. My instinct says that these don’t exist, but I may be wrong.
Thanks so much for the mention!
Thanks for the link! I’m glad you liked it!