Dollar Matters: Plutus Awards Edition, Part II

by Miranda

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Last week, our roundup featured all Plutus Award nominees. However, there wasn’t room for all the nominees last week. So this week, the roundup will feature even more nominees. Plutus Awards season is in full swing, and it’s exciting to be one of the nominees. Indeed, many of the blogs I write for are nominees (including Financial Highway), as well as my own nomination as a Blog Contributor. So, if you haven’t yet voted, head on over. And enjoy these posts from Plutus finalists:

Protect Your Assets With Estate Planning

Boomer & Echo provides a great overview of estate planning. You might not want to think of your eventual death, but your family will be better off if you plan now.

Always Put Off Today…

THE Canadian Personal Finance Blog takes a look at procrastination. If you put things off now (including finance related things), you might have to take care of them at a time when it is most inopportune to do so.

How To Find A Fee-Only Financial Advisor

Money Smarts takes a look at what you need to do in order to find a good fee-only advisor. Helpful, practical hints on finding someone who can help you with your financial planning needs.

Sustainable Finances: Go Paperless

This is my first post over at Sustainable Personal Finance. It’s all about how you can go paperless with your finances.

Should You Pay Off Debt Before Having A Baby?

Bible Money Matters tackles an interesting debate. Should you have children when you have debt (other than a mortgage)? Or should you be debt free before you try? A great discussion.

Are Penny Auction Sites Legit?

Over at Christian Personal Finance, you can learn a little bit more about penny auctions. Find out about how they work — and whether they are a good idea for getting something truly cheap.

How to Sell a Car

There’s a lot out there about buying cars, but how do you sell a car? Faith and Finance offers some practical advice on how to sell your car.

5 Simple Ways To Take Advantage of Low Interest Rates

Since rates are so low right now, you should consider your financial strategy. Over at Faithful With A Few, you can read about 5 ways to improve your finances in a low rate environment.

Top 7 Tricks to Teaching Kids About Money

Cafe Tax takes a look at how you can help your kids learn about money. Get your kids started on the path to financial freedom.

Children offer tax breaks and tax fraud opportunities

Don’t Mess With Taxes takes a look at children and the tax implications. Sure, there are tax breaks associated with your little ones. But watch out: You don’t want to be fraudulent.

Homeless: Final Thoughts

JoeTaxpayer offers this interesting and thought provoking end to a great series on homelessness — and the experience of being homeless. I think the whole series is worth a read.

Johnston: Economic Nonsense Posing as Wisdom

TaxProf Blog offers this snippet about economics, jobs, and government spending. An interesting read about what politicians say — even when they don’t know much about the subject.

Deal Blog Nominees

If you are into deals, you can check out these Plutus Awards finalists in the Best Deals and Bargains Blog category:

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Jenna, Adaptu Community Manager

Congrats on your nomination! Thanks for all the weekend reading too!

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Cherleen @ My Personal Finance Journey

Congratulations on your nomination! You deserve it. I hope you win.

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