Sublime Saturday Assemblage #21

Happy Saturday everybody!

Posts you might have missed:
Tax Refunds- The Good, The Bad and Why We Get One Anyways
To Tip or Not to Tip—The Crappy Waitress
My Plans For Our Tax Refund—RISE
Another Place to Get Your Credit Score for Free

Recent Updates:
Happy, Happy, Joy, Joy! My Credit Score Went up 65 Points
Where Did The Dough Go? #41
Where Did The Dough Go? #42

Fabulous Findings:
 Money can’t buy me love… or can it? at Wealth Informatics
 The Financial Burden of Moving (and Breaking Up) at Modest Money
 How I plan on upping our curb appeal at Making Sense of Cents
 Low Interest Rates and Falling Home Prices: What Gives? at Squirrelers

Giveaways:
I’m doing a giveaway right now for a $25 Amazon gift card here.
Crystal at Budgeting in the Fun Stuff is having a huge giveaway to celebrate her 2nd Blogiversary (ends on 3/5) here.

Carnivals I’ve participated in lately:
Yakezie Carnival at 101 Centavos
Carnival of Financial Camaraderie at My University Money
Totally Money at Faith Money Values
Festival of Frugality at Paid Twice
Carnival of Financial Planning at 20’s Finances
Carnival of Retirement at My Retirement Blog
Yakezie Carnival at Financial Success for Young Adults
Carnival of Financial Camaraderie at Thirty Six Months
Canadian Finance Carnival at Canadian Finance Blog
Carnival of Financial Planning at Aaron Hung
Carnival of Retirement at My Personal Finance Journey
Personal Finance Whiz Round Up at Personal Finance Whiz

About Jen Perkins

Likes: saving money, being debt free (aside from our house), zombies, travel, getting money, blogging and dogs. Dislikes: debt, being broke, bunnies, wasting money, not having enough money to travel the world and paying interest. Facebook  ♥  Twitter  ♥  Google+  ♥  RSS

Comments

Sublime Saturday Assemblage #21 — 8 Comments

  1. Saving must be a way of life. I’ve learned to resist the impulse purchase and stop and think before I purchase. I ask myself if I really need this thing, and also, if I do need it, let’s look for a way to find a discount on it.

    • That’s a great way to think, Lorne. :-) I still struggle sometimes with purchasing things we don’t need, but I’ve improved dramatically from a few years ago. Keep up the smart spending. :-)