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February 6, 2012 at 22:26

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After successfully setting up my new Google Reader and getting the latest in personal finance blog posts fed right to my iPhone, I am finally able to catch up on all the great posts this month so far. Here are some great ones to check out:

The Debt Myth‘s latest post touches on how we’re all more in control of our finances that we feel sometimes. I completely agree!
Everyday Tips and Thoughts talks about 5 things that she could eliminate if she had to. I love how she’s thinking about that. I keep that list as well.
Master the Art of Saving is setting some awesome goals for February, like I need to be doing. We can all learn from that.
Prairie Eco-Thrifter tells us ideas for saving money on rent. I always like to see those ideas.
The Frugal Toad provides us with tips on identifying and avoiding impulse spending triggers. I agree that’s key to saving.
Squirrelers describes his experiences of being patient and how, although it was difficult, good things came from it.
Mr. and Mrs. Not Made of Money are giving advice on how to reduce your grocery budget. After my $25+ lasagna this week, I need to figure out cheaper cooking options.
Fist Million Blog pumps us up to create a killer budget in 6 steps! He actually makes it sound really easy too. If you aren’t budgeting yet, be sure to check this one out!

Also, today I set up a blogroll of some of my favorite personal finance blogs. If you have any feedback about the blogs I put there or want me to add any that I missed, let me know!

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My name is Kraig. I'm a 28 year old, single, young professional that loves to geek out on personal finance, be organized, set goals, achieve them and have a good time doing all of it. You can learn about my financial journey so far here. If you like what you read on this blog, please subscribe and receive future posts automatically! If you would like to contact me, feel free to email me at kraig@youngcheapliving.com.

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10 Comments

Paul @ The Frugal Toad February 6, 2012 Reply

Thanks for the link Kraig!
- Kraig Mathias February 6, 2012 Reply
  
  You're very welcome!
Michelle February 7, 2012 Reply

Thanks for putting me on your blogroll!
- Kraig Mathias February 7, 2012 Reply
  
  You're welcome. Great blog and I loved today's post!
Miss T @ Prairie Eco-Thrifter February 7, 2012 Reply

Thanks so much for the inclusion this week. Glad you got your reader set up.
- Kraig Mathias February 7, 2012 Reply
  
  You're welcome! Have a great day!
The First Million is the Hardest February 7, 2012 Reply

Thanks for the link & for adding me to your blog roll! I appreciate it!
- Kraig Mathias February 7, 2012 Reply
  
  You bet! I hope you stop back again!
Jackie February 7, 2012 Reply

Thanks for including my link :)
- Kraig Mathias February 7, 2012 Reply
  
  You're welcome!

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