The winner of The Buck List $10 Amazon gift card giveaway was Dawn C. Thanks to everyone for entering and keep a look out for future giveaways.
If you like to bike check out Bicycling. They offer everything from bike reviews to training and nutrition advice, as well as repair and maintenance tips, ride maps and news.
My ID Score is a “quick, easy, and free way to assess the risk that your identity is being misused. It can be an essential fraud detection and early-warning tool for consumers who are concerned about identity theft.” I scored a 375, which they say is low risk.
I was going to include Finder Base in this roundup as a helpful site but once I got to clicking around it became apparent it is just strange. If some of the stuff listed on there really is “lost” it’s probably best they stay that way.
This article paints some troubling social and financial scenarios and asks if Washington’s failures will lead to a second American Revolution.
Virus Total is “a service that analyzes suspicious files and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware detected by antivirus engines.” Upload a file and have it analyzed for free.
Some recent personal finance posts I enjoyed reading.
This post addresses how to overcome recession anxiety.
Here the author talks about purchases that he regrets.
Weekly Reminder – A reminder of a useful article you might have missed. Here are some great ideas on how to eat out on the cheap.
A Win-Win Craigslist Deal
My daughter recently came across an ad on Craigslist offering a variety of items for sale, of which she only wanted some of them. She contacted the seller and set up a time to see the stuff. After looking the items over she made an offer for just the things she wanted and the seller said she could have everything for that price because she was tired of trying to sell it and just wanted it all gone. It was stuff my daughter could use, so she took it all.
It was a win-win situation because my daughter got a great deal on what she wanted, as well as getting some bonus things, while the seller made some money clearing out all their unwanted stuff.
If you like to bike check out Bicycling. They offer everything from bike reviews to training and nutrition advice, as well as repair and maintenance tips, ride maps and news.
My ID Score is a “quick, easy, and free way to assess the risk that your identity is being misused. It can be an essential fraud detection and early-warning tool for consumers who are concerned about identity theft.” I scored a 375, which they say is low risk.
I was going to include Finder Base in this roundup as a helpful site but once I got to clicking around it became apparent it is just strange. If some of the stuff listed on there really is “lost” it’s probably best they stay that way.
This article paints some troubling social and financial scenarios and asks if Washington’s failures will lead to a second American Revolution.
Virus Total is “a service that analyzes suspicious files and facilitates the quick detection of viruses, worms, trojans, and all kinds of malware detected by antivirus engines.” Upload a file and have it analyzed for free.
Some recent personal finance posts I enjoyed reading.
This post addresses how to overcome recession anxiety.
Here the author talks about purchases that he regrets.
Weekly Reminder – A reminder of a useful article you might have missed. Here are some great ideas on how to eat out on the cheap.
A Win-Win Craigslist Deal
My daughter recently came across an ad on Craigslist offering a variety of items for sale, of which she only wanted some of them. She contacted the seller and set up a time to see the stuff. After looking the items over she made an offer for just the things she wanted and the seller said she could have everything for that price because she was tired of trying to sell it and just wanted it all gone. It was stuff my daughter could use, so she took it all.
It was a win-win situation because my daughter got a great deal on what she wanted, as well as getting some bonus things, while the seller made some money clearing out all their unwanted stuff.
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