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Many apologies. I'm switching domains. Come and join me at www.plonkee.com . And if anyone can help me with my redirection of this webpa...

Aah, the cost of forgetfulness and trying to pack up on the morning after the night before. I went to a black tie do last night in another c...

This is the final post in an irregular series on the five steps to solid wealth . Step 1 was spending less than you earn, step 2 was payin...

Its probably (hopefully) not too obvious in this blog that I’m single (and as it happens female). I’m not looking for a boyfriend at the mom...

The carnival of personal finance is 100 today and to celebrate madame x @ my open wallet has gathered together 100 of the best personal fi...

I've often read comments on other personal finance blogs that essentially state that the best way to generate wealth is to start your ow...

Let us all celebrate because the contracts for my new house came in the post yesterday. I'm sure you're all pleased to hear that the...

Those of you who have been reading my blog for a little while may have noticed that I've added some adverts to the site. They're ads...

I posted earlier that maybe getting out of debt was easier than just trying to get rich and the primarily this was because when you're ...

The 99th carnival of personal finance is up at the tao of making money, a great blog written by golbguru. If you get the chance, check out t...

A friend of mine was telling me how her younger sister had opened a credit card without telling her boyfriend (who she lives with) and had t...

Apologies for being late with the pfblogsround, my excuse is that I was attending a free classical music concert last night - not a great ex...

This is the fourth in an irregular series on the five steps to solid wealth . Step 1 was spending less than you earn, step 2 was paying of...

I'm trying to get round to reviewing all the websites I have listed as links to give you an idea of why I'm recommending them. The f...

Unlike many people, I'm in the fortunate position of not having any consumer debt. I often use my credit card, but it gets paid off in f...

In another doomed attempt to win a competition for which I am not eligible , I'm going to give a response to a post on five cent nickel...

Here are the best* posts from April 2007 tourist in london town save money whilst travelling in London pensions are actually invested in eq...

My friend has just completed on her new house, and I haven't got mine yet. Boo. I was in her house on the weekend and we were discussing...

The 98th carnival of personal finance is being hosted by the King of Debt at we're in debt , so check it out. Beware of the post on fin...

To me, a money script is something that I believe I should do in connection to money, based primarily on something I absorbed as a child. I ...

Welcome to another edition of pfblogsround where I round up the best posts this week from other pfblogs. On with the show: top 13 money savi...

I was reading in the free paper the Metro the other day that some scientists had found that people with a higher than average IQ were no m...

I'm posting this in a futile attempt to win to trent's book giveaway @ the simple dollar . He wants fifty words in response to one ...

When I buy coffee and tea to use at home, I make a point of always buying fairly traded brands. When I make teas and coffees at work, I alwa...

The 97th carnival of personal finance is up at endless gibberish . Check out my personal favourite, the lazy man's guide to budgeting .

I wrote previously that I think that the best way to choose a pension is to decide on a strategy and work out the cheapest way to buy it. I...

Some more nice bloggers have linked to me. So hello and thank you to frugal zeitgeist and jd @ get rich slowly , who liked tourist in londo...

A colleague of mine was asking me the other day about the joys of student loans. In fact, they were asking me what the payments are on my lo...

This week on some other excellent personal finance blogs: what is personal tax earmarking @ wisegeek this is a legendary idea, now all we ...

I've just been reading a Wealth Check in the Independent. Its one of those things where they take someone's current financial posit...

Last night I saw an excellent comedian. He was the headline act at my local comedy club, and he was so funny, the compere insisted that he c...

Last night, I was watching some rubbish on tv. It was on one of the commercial channels so I was plagued by ad breaks every quarter of an ho...

I've been included in the festival of frugality at no credit needed . You should check out no credit needed for information and advice ...

London is an absolutely fantastic city, but it sure ain't cheap. Here are my best ideas for getting more for your money. Travel get a tr...

jlp has hosted the carnival of personal finance number 96 at his uber-successful all financial matters blog. The carnival entries are cate...

I wrote here that I think that the best way to decide on which type of pension would suit is to have an overall strategy and then find the ...

Since last weekend was the Easter Bank Holiday, I didn't post about my financial decisions. So I'll bring you up to date with this p...

Yesterday a most unusual event occurred. In conversation with a couple of people that I know, it transpired that one of them had just made t...

Some excellent posts this week by other personal finance bloggers. My favourites have been: your total measure of wealth: job status @ punn...

I was watching Selling Houses Abroad last night whilst waiting for the Life on Mars finale (immense series by the way). The main focus of ...

In the UK, there are several different types of pensions, split into two groups: occupational pensions defined benefit = final salary define...

This week I am in a bunch of carnivals. Hooray! First up, the carnival of credit report stories which is being hosted at how I save money ....

I just want to say hi and thanks to the excellent golbguru at the tao of making money , who liked one of my posts and also to the wonderfu...

This week on other personal finance blogs I've enjoyed: my 401(k) is better than yours @ blueprint for financial prosperity its always...

I thought I'd explain the reasons why each of the links listed on the right hand side of this blog are useful. I'm starting with my ...

This is the third in an irregular series on the five steps to solid wealth . Step 1 was spending less than you earn, step 2 was paying off...

As a by the way, thanks to Free Money Finance , with whom I checked some information for the following post on atheists and tithing and who ...

Actually I don’t mean that atheists should tithe at all, I mean that humanists should donate a reasonable proportion of their income to char...