Happy Friday DINKS. My boyfriend Nick bought me the Nintendo Wii video game Just Dance for my birthday last month, and for over 30 days I have been dancing to the song “It’s Raining Men”. So in honour of my Nintendo Wii today we have rounded up the best posts from some of our Favourite Male Personal Finance Bloggers.
Enjoy and Have a Great Weekend DINKS!
– Glenn @ Improve Your Finances talks about how he saved thousands of dollars in a little bit of time by getting informed on the benefits of refinancing his home in the post “How we’re going to save over $25,000 – with less than 8 hours of effort!”
– Hunter @ Financially Consumed tells us to shop locally to help boost the American economy in the post “Made In America – Shop Local”
– SB @ One Cent at a Time talks about decorating his office like a man in the post “Be a Better Employee: How To Decorate Your Office Cubicle”
– Trent @ The Simple Dollar talks about our biggest asset and possibly our biggest time consumer in the post “Is Your Home and Investment? I love this post because I am a renter and I absolutely love the carefree life style of renting. This post reminds us that not all real estate purchases are a good investment.
– Dave @ 50 Plus Finance helps job seekers with personal tips to help them get their resume to the top of the pile in the post “10 Job Fair Tips That Will Help You Get Noticed By Employers”
– Brad @ Enemy of Debt lays out his plan to save money in November by not eating out in the post “No Restaurants in November 2011 – Do You Have a Checklist?”
– J. Money @ Budgets Are Sexy advises us to save for our retirement in the post “The Pros of Maxing Out Your Roth IRA!”
-Mike @ Clever Dude breaks a big financial myth in his post “How our Big Bank and Credit Union both helped us overseas”. Many people use both a big bank as well as a credit union because they prefer the service at a credit union but they like the accessibility of a big bank. Check out this post to read about Clever Dude’s personal experience.
Great, thanks for inclusion!
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