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Military Personal Finance Roundup: May 7–11

Posted by Christian Losciale

This week’s Military Personal Finance Roundup features blog posts covering an array of topics. For military families, there are a few pieces about money and children. Then there are a bunch of pieces that can help you manage your money. Take a look:

Peruse this week's roundup for the best pieces from personal finance bloggers.

Since when is it anti-social to save money by taking lunch to work and skipping expensive lattes? Aloysa at My Broken Coin discusses how she feels about co-workers questioning her money-saving routine.
Tie the Money Knot came up with seven ways to teach your children the value of money.
Saving for college is becoming increasingly important, and Money Crashers takes a look at several investment options to do so.
For those of us who struggle with our spending, Free Money Finance separates needs from wants.
Try drawing a financial relationship map with tips from the Financial Conflict Coach.
John at Married with Debt discusses the pros and cons of minimalism.
At Bargaineering, there’s a quick rundown of pros and cons of credit cards.

Make sure to check back next week when we’ll have a fresh batch of personal finance blog posts.

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Posted by Christian Losciale
closciale@vu.com

One Comment

John @MarriedWithDebt

Posted May 14, 2012 at 4:19 pm | Permalink

Thanks so much for including my Minimalism post. Great site and mission you have here!

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