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One Money Design Weekly Round Up: Four Day Weekend Edition

Fri, Sep 4, 2009

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Personal Finance LinksThe weekend is here and I’m looking forward to some extended fun over this Labor Day holiday.  Yes, that’s right, it’s a four day weekend for me!  I was on vacation today, so I can happily say this is a nice little vacation for me!   A longer weekend is always a great opportunity for spending time with my family, catching up on chores around the house, and working on some more personal finance posts.  It’s already off to a good start as I’ve reflected on this week.  On with the round up!

This week I had the opportunity to meet up with another personal finance blogger in-person, Phil @ Prime Time Money.   Phil has been blogging at PT Money for over two years.  In just a short meeting, I learned a lot from Phil and got a sense for his passion of blogging and personal finance.  Check out PT Money when you get a chance.  Oh, you can also find PT Money on Twitter.

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I’m pleased to announce my article, How Do You Manage Unexpected Expenses?, was included in The Carnival of Personal Finance  #220 - History of Football Edition this week hosted by Stretchy Dollar.

A few of the articles I enjoyed reading around the personal finance blogosphere this week

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3 Responses to “One Money Design Weekly Round Up: Four Day Weekend Edition”

  1. THanks for the mention! Have a great weekend!
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  2. PT says:

    Very cool, Jason. Thanks for mentioning our visit and linking over. I tried the grocery game a while back, but didn’t stick with it. Seems like you’re having some success. Hope your Labor Day was nice.
    PT´s last blog ..Peek Inside the Google Machine: What We Buy and Sell

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