Welcome to How I Save Money visits ! This will be a regular weekly posting of an article that I thought was interesting in some way.
I have articles from around the blogosphere that you are welcome to read.
Wealth, Money and Life Network
The LocoMono contemplates Continuing The Emergency Fund Into 2009 . I think it is great to continue it even though you reach the amount you previously set because there is nothing wrong with saving money for a rainy day.
Dividends4Life asks When Is Enough, Enough when talking about the timing of dividend payments. I think as long as I am getting a dividend I will be happy. If it comes bi-annually or annually I really do not think about it. I like to think of it as a little surprise income instead of relying on it.
Dollar Frugal saves money by Using The Company Vehicle for Errands . Now before you start throwing stones at her, she is using the company vehicle to run company errands not personal ones. This reminds me of the time I tried to save money by charging my phone at work and got angry emails and comments.
Her Every Cent Counts says It’s Official And She is Moving . I am going to stay where I am even though I am facing a rent increase as well.
Living Off Dividends asks How Passive Is Your Passive Income and I must say that mine is not very passive at all. I work for my money in all areas. Yes I do get interest at ING but the money in there comes from working and writing this blog.
The Saving Diva used coupons to buy a gift and Wonders If She is Being Frugal Or Cheap . Girl you are being frugal!!!!!! Buy me a gift using coupons and see if I complain.
Carnival Of Snowflaking
My post on saving money in an emergency fund was listed in the 5th Carnival of Snowflaking so that made me very happy.
Thanks for the mention!
Best Wishes,
D4L
I agree with you on this, it is just anxiety that buggers me about how small my emergency fund is. But as long as I make it a continuous habit of funding my emergency fund on a monthly basis, it will continue to grow until I am comfortable with it.
@ Mark:
Hey my fund is smaller than yours. Don’t stress about it, things will work out.