One Family's Blog: Economy, Business, Credit, and Debit @ the Roundup #22

Welcome to the August 20, 2010 edition of the Roundup.

BudgetSnob presents Most Affordable Places To Retire posted at Budget Snob.

David Rahimi presents Money Isnt Everything, Not Having It Is posted at New Age Thinker.

Tax Debt Help presents IRS Announces New Regulation that Targets Tax Professionals posted at Tax Debt Help Blog.

Jennifer Meyer presents 50 Excellent Twitter Accounts Every Public Administrator Should Follow posted at Master of Public Administration, saying, "It is possible to find and follow a wide variety of people with good public administration insights. Here are 50 great Twitter accounts for public administrators."

Dave presents The Tyranny of the Tax Man posted at Cheapo Groovo.

Aileen Black presents Use Debt Consolidation to Break Free from Debt « Debt Relief Blog posted at Debt Consolidation Company: How To Make The Right Choice, saying, "Do you feel that you are drowning into the ocean of your own debts? Do you feel your life is one unending procession of debt payments and what you need is immediate debt consolidation help?"

Control your Cash presents Health care. Cheaper than you imagined. posted at Control Your Cash, saying, "You'd think health care coverage would be even harder to buy when the patient can't tell you where it hurts. But it isn't. Greg McFarlane from Control Your Cash shows how to save huge money on health care for your most helpless family members."

Silicon Valley Blogger presents Tips For Lending Money Wisely posted at The Digerati Life, saying, "Thanks!"

Moneyedup presents What if I gave you $500? posted at MoneyedUP, saying, "What would you do with an extra $500? Your answer may say a lot about your financial health."

All Others

nissim ziv presents Resume Guide: How to write a Resume that Works posted at Job Interview Guide, saying, "This resume writing guide is divided into sections in which you can browse back and forth to any section of your interest."

Susan Howe presents Pricey Funerals: 8 Incredibly Expensive Ways to Rest in Peace posted at The Budget Life Blog, saying, "History is full of expensive funerals and burial customs. Here are 8 of the most expensive ways to move into the afterlife."

Manshu presents How should a fresher find jobs? posted at OneMint, saying, "Finding a job can be daunting if you are fresh out of college, and this post helps you do the right things and increase your chances of landing a job right after college."

jim presents Review Your Credit Reports Every Year posted at Identity Theft Wall.

Ellesse presents Can You Be Financial Independent Before 40? posted at Goal Setting College.

Daniel M. Wood presents Here is a Method That is Helping People All Over The World to Accomplish Their Goals posted at Looking to Business, saying, "Knowing you goals, knowing where you are going and what you want to achieve makes a huge difference in your life. It gives you lots of motivation, it helps you focus all your efforts towards your goals and moves you towards your goals in a much faster pace."

Joe Plemon presents Should You File That Insurance Claim? posted at Personal Finance By The Book, saying, "There are times when filing a legitimate claim will earn you a penalty from your insurance company."

Kim Staudenraus presents Secrecy Kills Trust posted at Tranquility Financial Visioning, saying, "In order for a couple to be successful with money, they must be open and honest with each other about how money is being spent."

Sustainable Life Blog presents Getting Your Swagger Back posted at Sustainable Life Blog, saying, "How to overcome the fear of failure when beginning to pay off debt."

Gal Josefsberg presents How To Get A Raise posted at Equally Happy, saying, "To gain wealth means earning more or spending less. While many PF sites focus on the spending less, I wanted to devote at least 1 article to earning more. Specifically, do you really deserve that raise you want?"

Super Saver presents Profiting from the Bond Bubble posted at My Wealth Builder, saying, "Over the past two years, our bond investments have done very well. Lately, I've been thinking that results are not sustainable, and that this may be a bond bubble."

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