At the end of each month I try to share some of my favorite posts. This March’s link love is filled with a number of fantastic bloggers thoughts on issues ranging from layoffs to celebrating one another.
Without further ado here are some great posts from the month of March.
Hope you like them!
Kathleen from Frugal Portland writes about Celebrity in Personal Finance. I really enjoyed this post.
Miss Thrifty writes This is Why You Need An Emergency Fund. When it rains it pours.
NZ Muse is currently working with her husband on How To Deal WIth A Layoff Gracefully. Advice for Couples.
Girl Meets Debt Reminds Us To Believe In Ourselves!
Michelle from Fit is the New Poor is Following Her Passion!!
Michelle from Budget Bloggess talks about her Fashion Cleanse-Financial Fail. Love her sense of humor about the whole thing.
Save.Spend.Splurge’s baby bun arrived! How awesome is that 🙂
Cat at Budget Blonde wrote a lovely post called 12 Bloggers You Should Know: Women’s Power Wednesdays. Do you recognize anyone on that list 🙂
Modest Money has kindly created a program that has tabulated the top 100 Personal Finance blogs out there. Please check out this fantastic list. Top 100
Guest Post
I wrote a guest post for Cat at Budget Blonde-I don’t have a boyfriend but I’m planning my wedding. Also, a huge congratulations on the safe arrival of Cat’s sweet little babies! What a great way to end the month.
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Michelle (@BudgetBloggess) says
Thanks for the link love! More humor in today’s post, thank you for the inspiration! 🙂
Michelle says
Sometimes pf bloggers take themselves SO seriously and can be really hard on themselves. I think that just owning our own truths such as: loving fashion, being a foodie, a travel addict (am talking about myself with all three of these) and using a balanced approach to debt repayment is fine. To thine own self be true.
Kathleen O'Malley (@omalleyk) says
Thanks for linking to me! 🙂
Michelle says
It was really interesting post!
save. spend. splurge. says
VERY awesome Baby Bun arrived. Thanks 😀
Michelle says
It’s raining babies everywhere!
Girl Meets Debt (@girlmeetsdebt) says
Thanks for the link love Michelle. March was a long expensive month for me. Here’s to a better April! 🙂
Michelle says
I really needed to read something like this at the time that you posted it.