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Sunday Roundup – The Back Porch Edition

Written by Nickel - 5 Comments

After having abnormally cold weather earlier this week (along with a malfunctioning heat pump) it’s now 70 degrees and sunny. As such, I’m coming to you live from the back porch. Gotta love that wireless internet! And now, time for a link roundup…

For starters, here are a few articles on budgeting:

Next up, four articles about investing:

And finally, here are four other somewhat random articles that caught my eye:

I included that last one for those of you that are still mired in the midst of a long, cold winter. That’s it for now… Time to enjoy the rest of the day!

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Published on February 8th, 2009 - 5 Comments
Filed under: Link Love

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5 Responses to “Sunday Roundup – The Back Porch Edition”

  1. 1
    Carl Richards Says:

    Nickel-

    I have long enjoyed your site so I was happy to see that you ran across behaviorgap. Let me know if you have any questions or feedback.

    Carl

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    Million Dollar Journey Says:

    Thanks for the mention Nickel!

  3. 3
    the weakonomist Says:

    I love behavior gap sketches! I’ve been meaning to write about them for a while. Good pick.

  4. 4
    Studenomics Says:

    Hey Nickel I really appreciate the mention! I got the idea for the article about saving money in the winter the other day when everyone was going out but I figured if I’m cold with 3 layers on there really is no point to be going out. I wonder if anyone else here finds themselves saving more money in the winter or spending more?

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    mbhunter Says:

    Thanks for the link FCN!

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