Get Rich Slowly is in the midst of an extended Independence Day break. Normal updates will resume on Wednesday, July 5th. If you’re new here, take a look at some past entries such as:
- How to opt out of credit card offers FOREVER
- Cheap and effective ways to make life easier
- Reader question: Cheap world travel?
- 17 ways to save big at the supermarket
- Saving electricity: How to reduce your energy costs
- My review of Rule #1 Investing
- My review of The Wealthy Barber
- Buying a house without a credit history
- One uncle’s advice about money
- Is it possible to be a frugal collector?
- 26 cheap camping tips
Also, feel free to talk amongst yourselves in the forums. Discuss frugality and simple living, mutual funds and other investments, or anything else that comes to mind.
As usual, please continue to forward intersting personal finance-related sites and articles. I have a backlog of reader-submitted stuff, but I’m always keen to see more. Finally, I’m always open to suggestions on how to improve this site, both in terms of content and layout. Tell me what you think!
Have a safe and happy holiday!
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