Weekend Personal Finance Links (Tuesday Edition)

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.