What’s The Buzz in Personal Finance

Over the weekend, pfblogs.org added a new search feature. So if you wanted to find out, for example, who has been talking about prosper.com (prosper.com is a new person-to-person lending program with no banks involved), you can easily just search the personal finance blogosphere.

Here are some other interesting and timely searches:

* Roth 401(k)
* Google
* house flipping

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1 retireat30 February 14, 2006 at 6:07 am: My bet for this week’s buzz – textpayme.
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