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Personal Finance Review - Installing a Patio Edition

October 7, 2007

Pavestonestones

I don’t remember the last time I was this sore! We spent all weekend putting in a Pavestone patio with the help of my wife’s parents (thanks guys!).

We hit a few roadblocks along the way but managed to overcome them and now have a new back patio!  We still have one more step left to take but we’ll wait a while until our tired muscles and backs recover.  Not only did it cost less to do it ourselves, we picked up a few cool new tools and learned how to install a patio.  Needless to say I didn’t have much time for reading about personal finance but here are some articles I noticed.

-Stop Worrying About How You Got Into Debt and Start Focusing On How To Get Out @ The Digerati Life

-Baby Bonds or Lazy Man’s Trust Fund @ Lazy Man & Money

-Did You Miss the Rally? @ Suns Financial Diary

-Looking At Life From A Stock Market Perspective @ Money, Matter, & More

-October 1-7 is Financial Planning Week @ Generation X Finance

-The Christian Perspective on Debt @ Free Money Finance

-What To Do During A Recession @ Blueprint for Financial Prosperity

-Credit Bureaus to Offer Credit Freezes to Customers Nationwide @ Five Cent Nickel

Save Money with a Roth IRA @ No Credit Needed

-How to List an eBay Auction for Maximum Profit @ Get Rich Slowly

Money Lesson: Investment Vehicles @ Moolanomy

-Tips On How To Cancel A Credit Card… Profitably! @ My Money Blog

-Ten Steps To Financial Success For A Minimum Wage Earner @ The Simple Dollar

The unfortunate Dividend Guy lost his feedbuner feed, anyone who was a reader can get the new feed here. Thanks to My Retirement Blog for hosting last week’s Carnival of Personal Finance!

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2 Responses to “Personal Finance Review - Installing a Patio Edition”

  1. Pinyo on October 8th, 2007 10:28 am

    Thank you for including my post, and have fun working on your patio. Outside work can be hard, but very rewarding.

  2. Ben on October 8th, 2007 7:56 pm

    Thanks for the interesting article Pinyo. I agree, the patio will be worth the few days of soreness.

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