I’m stocked with water but I doubt I will feel any of the effects of hurricane IKE. Watching the news Houston and Galveston seem to be a lot worse off then us. As it looks we will get the outer edge of the hurricane and only see high winds and rain. I’m glad because 1) it gives me a reason to stay on the computer all weekend and 2) I won’t need to utilize my water for the lawn!
Here are the articles that caught my eye this week which has been crazy. One of Kristin’s articles was featured on MSN.com Smart Money Blog and was also featured on the editors picks of MSN Money. This bought in over 55,000 page impressions earlier this week and over 100 new subscribers to the blog via RSS. I hope the new subscribers are enjoying the articles and continue to read what we provide. If you are new and have yet to subscribe to Twenties Money Magazine go ahead and do so now! SUBSCRIBE
Thanks again to Karen Datko from MSN Smart money for all the traffic!
All Financial Matters picked up on “warrant Buffet’s 10 Ways to Get Rich” which many other blogs covered as well. The Original Article can be found here.
Rich Credit Debt Loan writes 6 Steps to get Back on Financial Track. We all fall off time to time! Here are some steps towards getting back!
Blunt Money Gives us a nice review on the book “A Million Bucks by 30”
Picture Wealth writes about How to Get Out Of Debt Faster! Something most of use could put to practice so we can start saving and building wealth!
Not to be out done, Patrick writes 10 Ways to Pay Your Debt Off Faster.
Weekly Wealth was not too happy after reading an interview CNN Money had with law professor Lauren Willis on the importance of teaching financial literacy.
Carlo Dellaverson writes about a subject many younger 20’s can put to good use. Student Loans: seperating the good from the bad.
Broke Grad Student delivers another great article for those of us in college. He writes about Financial Tips for College Students
Indian Wealth Scoops discusses why he hates credit cards.
Single Guy Money highlights another reason for an emergency fund sharing a story about an old friend he had seen recently.
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My parents live in between Houston and Galveston, but thankfully they were able to evacuate from the area and stay with some friends who live north of Houston. They’ve gotten a lot of wind and rain, but nothing like what Galveston and the surrounding areas are seeing. I wish everyone out there the best. This is going to be a nasty storm…
Thanks for the mention. Glad to hear that you won’t get the worst part of the storm.