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Link Love: 12 Days and 12 Peeps to Love

Over the last two weeks, I had the privilege of participating in the M-Network’s holiday project, The 12 Days of Christmas, Personal Finance Style.  This is a tradition we started last year, of taking the 12 Days of Christmas list from the popular holiday song, and turning it into 12 Days devoted to personal finance truisms and tips.  I had the honor of kicking it off this year with the first day, and also providing Day 8.  If you missed a day (or more) and want to catch up with the whole series - the list is as follows:

• Day 1 - The First Rule Of Personal Finance @ Paid Twice
• Day 2 - Two Financial Goals - Less Debt, More Income @ Cash Money Life
• Day 3 - 3 New Year’s Worksheets @ Mrs. Micah
• Day 4 - 4 ways to be better prepared for Christmas next year @ Gather Little By Little
• Day 5 - 5 Golden Rules To Follow During The Holiday Season @ My Two Dollars
• Day 6 - 6 Ways To Give @ Moolanomy
• Day 7 - 7 Savings Strategies @ Being Frugal
• Day 8 - Eight Simple Snowflakes @ Paid Twice
• Day 9 - 9 Year-End Money Moves @ Moolanomy
• Day 10 - 10 Personal Finance Essentials @ Cash Money Life
• Day 11 - 11 Ways To Decorate @ Plonkee
• Day 12 - 12 Steps to a Prosperous New Year @ Being Frugal

Also, even though it is already December 16th (so I am a little late!) I wanted to go back and thank my top referrers for November.  Every month, new people find my blog through other blogs linking me or my articles.  I am very grateful for these referrals because it is how the blog grows.  Hopefully you find some inspiration, laughter, or motivation to work on improving your own financial life by watching me attempt to improve my own!  Here are the 12 blogs that sent the most traffic my way in November with a link to one of my favorite and most relevant of their November (or December) posts:

1. Moolanomy:  CD Ladder Explained
2. Simple Mom:  Learn About Investing So You Can Teach Your Kids
3. Cash Money Life:  Big Ticket Items - Is It Better To Rent Or Buy?
4. Remodeling This Life:  It’s Not Savings Unless You Save It
   
5. No Credit Needed:  Ten Steps To Escaping The Paycheck to Paycheck Cycle
6. Almost Frugal:  Becoming Frugal Is Like Quitting Smoking
7. Mrs. Micah:  Tips To Hold On To Your Job and Beat Debt In A Recession
8. Being Frugal:  Reusing Storage Bags
9. My Dollar Plan:  Simplify Your Holiday In Three Easy Steps
10. Gather Little By Little:  The Stress Of Two Mortgages
11. Mighty Bargain Hunter:  Investing With a Financial Advisor?  Don’t Go In Cold!
12. Frugal Hacks:  Extending Tithing To What I Already Have  (disclaimer:  I wrote this!  )

Thanks to all the sites that have sent people my way and I hope to get back into the groove of doing periodic roundup posts of the best of the blogosphere and return the favor!

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