Sunday Funday Round-Up

January 8, 2012

Are you registered to win The College Investor 2012 Super Fan Giveaway? If not, sign up here: Super Fan Giveaway! The first week’s leaderboard is posted. Add me to your Google+ circle to see how you rank:The College Investor Google +.

Happy Sunday everyone! Hope you’re having a fun day! I had a blast running The College Investor Super Fan Giveaway last week, and I’m sure the competition is going to get even more fierce this week!

Here are some of the best posts I’ve read lately:

Free Money Finance highlights the Best Cash Back Card’s 2012
One Cent at a Time shows us 5 Steps to Introduce the Concept of Credit to your Teens
Financial Samurai highlights that Average Credit Card Interest Rates Are Way Too High
Frugal Zeitgeist shows us the Luxury Perks of the Rich
Free From Broke looks at Buying Renters Insurance
Couple Money examines If Bankruptcy is Sinful or Bad or Right and Moral
The Financial Blogger is starting his contest: The Best 2012 Stocks Contest (I came in second in 2011, up over 20%)

I was also mentioned at the following fabulous sites:

Enjoy your weekend!

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SB @ One Cent At A Time January 8, 2012 at 6:06 am

Thanks for the link Robert. Hope your giveaway is attracting a lot of participation.

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Robert January 8, 2012 at 8:34 am: Thanks for following along. The giveaway is going great with a ton of participation!

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chaimaa January 8, 2012 at 2:57 pm

@ one cent at a tome i’ve red the 5 Steps to Introduce the Concept of Credit to your Teens article , pretty good actually i like how u said that EVERYTHING bought on a credit card is not free and u will have to pay for it eventualy , we ( i at least ) tend to kinda forget about this, because well am not paying for it in the moment , and in the end of the month when i actually have to pay it , i start rethinking what i bought and if i really was needing or not ; this aspect of credit card does target teens i guess and can be very addictive if not controled and if u dont become aware of it at the begining .

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