2008 was incredible for the blog and I’m happy to say that I’m able to share with more and more of you as the blog grows to new heights! In 2009, I will continue to reach out to more people so if you know of people that may benefit from the writings of this blog, encourage them to visit!
As with tradition, here’s a recap of some of the best post of the month before!
Frugality
- Value Added Tax (VAT) Refund for Vacation Shopping
- Do You Switch “Frugal Mode” On When You Come Back from Vacation
Wealth and Investing
- Why Investing in Stocks This Year was Not a Financial Mistake
- Seeing the Big Picture in Creating Wealth
Others
- How to Plan and Deal with Unexpected Money Drains
- Read the Fine Print is Especially Important with Anything Related with Credit Cards
- Let Your Children Handle Their Own Finances
- 5 Employee Benefits You Might be Missing Out On
See you around for the rest of the year!
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Great blog. Hope to a great 2009!
Amazing lists of posts you got there
I really like coming back to your blog! Keep up the good work and happy 2009!
Some of those posts are truly great and really helped me think about a few things to help financial struggle.
-Mike