This week has been a fairly busy week for me, did not accomplish much in terms of blogging, but did some other important tasks that needed to be done. Next week I’ll be in New York city for couple of days so if anyone has some suggestions for places to visit leave it in the comments 
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In other news:
Seems like MonaVie is trying very hard to silence bloggers and shut down the bad press about their product. Lazy Man and Money was recently served with a second cease & desist notice for using monavie in it’s keywords…..what is next do not use my companies name at all? I find the bullying of monavie ridiculous and am all in support of lazy man and money. See this article for more details and spread the news!
Weekend Readings
Million Dollar Journey shares what he learned from the Dragons Dent
Canadian Finance Blog explains how you can make your car last longer.
The Oblivious Investor gives away LIMITED FREE COPIES of his new book investing made simple.
Consumerist on how to get rid of your cell phone contract for free.
Christian Personal Finance has 20 cheap and fun date ideas.
Budgets Are Sexy says be careful when mixing money with family
Jonathan Chevreau reports that Sprott has blocked trailer fee rebates for Questrade clients.
Four Pillars shares some investment strategies beginners should avoid.
GenX Finance has some tips to break the minimum payment mindset.
Carnivals
Four Pillars Hosted the Money Hacks Carnival
Pecuniarities Hosted Carnival of Pecuniary Delights
Climbing from Debt hosted the Carnival of Debt Reduction
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Thanks for the mention Ray, have a good weekend!
If the advice of a UK resident who loves New York means anything, I suggest that if you’re an older culture lover, go to the Frick Museum (it’s near the museum of modern art) for a wonderful glimpse into how the Robber Baron generation of the early 20th Century decked out their homes with stunning and priceless European art.
If you’re clinging onto your youth, head over the water to Williamsburgh in Brooklyn for some of the old ultra-trendy vibe than has now left even the Lower East Side.
Have a good trip! )
Thanks a lot for the tips Monevator….appreciated! First time I am actually visiting NY city…