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Post edited 4:25 pm – July 30, 2011 by Jeff Rose

Hey everyone,

I've been working on a massive roundup post for longer than I want to admit.  Initially, it was for another site that I was helping develop, but that project fell through. 

Here's what I'm doing:  a massive roundup of the "Top Family Finance Posts on The Web"

That's a very range topic and that's the point.  Basically, anything that applies to family finance applies.   Here's some of the basic categories that I'm looking at:

• Frugal Family Tips
• Savings For College
• Tax Stuff
• Major Purchases
• Investing
• Budgeting

Here's exactly what I need…

Submit the post here or email me with your post in HTML format.  Please note the HTML format part.  I have over 100+ articles I'm including and don't want to mess formatting every single post.   Thanks for dealing with my anal-ness. 

The format I'm looking for is that the post title or tip will be linked with a one to two sentence description of the tip or article.  Make sense?

Here's an example:

 

<a href="http://personalfinancebythebook.com/financial-tips-for-life-after-divorce/">Financial Tips for Life After Divorce </a>. Financial tips for life after divorce and how to cope with them.

My goal is to get the rest of the submissions this week and post it the week after. 

I've done a similar post on 2 separate occasions and always got decent traffic out of it, which should pass down to all those involved.   The first one I did was 107 Things That Make Good Financial Cents.  At one time (which still might be the case) that post had a higher page rank than my actual homepage.   Primarily, because it got some good recognition and mentions.  I'm hoping this will do the same. 

I will accept more than one post per blog but probably cap it at 2
depending on the content and if somebody has submitted a similar post.

So please submit away.  And remember: HTML format.  

Look forward to sharing the love!

Peace.

Thanks for the opportunity Jeff! Below is my submission.

<a href="http://www.mypersonalfinancejourney.com/2010/07/is-it-good-to-give-your-children.html">Is It Good to Give Your Children An Allowance?</a>&nbsp;- Parents often give their children a weekly or monthly allowance. However, is this the best thing for their financial development? This post explores this question.

Sweetness.  Keep 'em coming!

Wonderful.  Here's one of mine.

<a href="http://www.bucksomeboomer.com/summer-fun-for-the-frugal-family/">Summer Fun for the Frugal Family</a>.  Take advantage of these 11 free/low cost family friendly activities for your kids’ free time this summer and throughout the year.

What a great idea, thanks for asking.  Here's mine:

 <strong>Family Money Values</strong> says to <a href="Prepare" _mce_href="http://blog.familymoneyvalues.com/2010/09/prepare-for-wealth-six-action-steps-to.html">Prepare">http://blog.familymoneyvalues……ps-to.html">Prepare for Wealth by Taking These 6 Action Steps Now</a>.

<strong>Family Money Values</strong> presents <a href="How" _mce_href="http://blog.familymoneyvalues.com/2011/05/how-to-raise-millionaire-show-your.html">How">http://blog.familymoneyvalues……-your.html">How to Raise a Millionaire – Show Your Child That You Spend Time on Finances </a>- part of a 7- part series on How to Raise a Millionaire. 
 

Thanks for this opportunity. Here's a post I'd like to submit:

<a href="http://www.littlehouseinthevalley.com/calculate-home-building-costs-easily">Calculate Home Building Costs Easily</a>. Thinking of building a house? Finally an online calculator that will help determine building costs.

<a href="http://www.nodebtmba.com/2011/07/how-i-cut-cost-of-college.html">How I cut the cost of college</a>.  Nine tactics to keep college from breaking the bank.

<a href="http://www.nodebtmba.com/2011/05/how-we-make-our-25-grocery-budget-work.html>How we make our $25 grocery budget work</a>.  Eight ways that you can slash our grocery budget to a minimum.

Thanks!  Let me know when it goes up so I can promote it.

Such a cool idea. I was working on putting together a few of these myself. 

Here are a couple posts. You can decide which one you want to use.

<a href="http://prairieecothrifter.com/2011/07/4-high-impact-money-saving-tips.html" target="_blank">4 ways to save that make the greatest impact on your finances. </a>

Since the recession, many have lost their jobs. Here are <a href="http://prairieecothrifter.com/2011/07/tips-surviving-unemployment.html" target="_blank">6 different ways to survive unemployment. </a>

Why not save in any way you can. Here are <a href="http://prairieecothrifter.com/2011/07/10-money-saving-tips-home.html" target="_blank">10 ways to start saving around your home.</a>

Jeff,

thanks for reminding, here is my entry

<a href="http://onecentatatime.com/its-…..landscape/">Its American Express Serve vs PayPal In Digital Payment Landscape</a> A comparison between PayPal and Serve. How can you maximize your earning in person to person payment scenario.