Personal Finance Review – Installing a Patio Edition
October 7, 2007
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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Thanks for the interesting article Pinyo. I agree, the patio will be worth the few days of soreness.
Thank you for including my post, and have fun working on your patio. Outside work can be hard, but very rewarding.