Weekly Blog Roundup, Holiday Shopping Edition

My girlfriend and I managed to get almost all of our remaining “brick-and-mortar” gift shopping completed yesterday. Considering today’s snow and ice, I’m happy we don’t have to brave the crowds any longer. From now until the holidays, we will only be dealing with online stores. Here are some recent articles from the MoneyBlogNetwork and beyond.

* How the Heck Did This Woman Get a Mortgage?
* My Credit Bureau Feature Wishlist
* The Lies That (Some) Financial Advisers Tell
* How Much to Tip This Holiday Season
* Is Education Always a Good Investment?
* Invest in Yourself By Learning Things of Value
* Changing Habits and Thinking Long-Term About Personal Finance
* Get Those Credit Card Rate increases Canceled
* Energy Savings Tips
* 10 Frugal Things I Did to Avoid Writing
* Why You Should Embrace the Commercialism of the Holidays
* How to Find the Perfect Gift for the Lady in Your Life
* Help Your Family Buy a House and Make it an Investment

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1 Lynnae @ Being Frugal December 3, 2007 at 12:15 am: Thanks for the mention!
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2 Madison December 4, 2007 at 9:26 am: Thanks for listing mine too!
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3 The Digerati Life December 5, 2007 at 2:51 am: Great list! Thanks for including me.
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