Post-holiday link love

Post-Holiday Link Love

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It’s been some time since I shared with you some of the articles and websites that I’ve found interesting or helpful. The holidays were an extremely busy time for us, due in part to a family emergency (everything is fine now). So since Mrs. Dough is away for the weekend and the kids are still sleeping, I thought I’d take a few minutes to link out to some websites and blog articles:

Self Made Minds: This is a great site if you’re interested in making money online. The guys who run this site have a lot of experience running very successful online businesses. And when I’ve e-mailed them with questions, they’ve responded with some great insights. I’ve literally read every article on the site.
Farecast: This site will tell you when the best time is to buy a plane ticket. At times, it has even suggested that I wait a few days for a lower price. In my experience, Farecast has been accurate with it’s predictions.
Personal Finance Blogosphere Best of 2007: Pinyo over at Moolanomy published a great post showcasing some of the best of the best personal finance blog posts of 2007.
Get Free Financial Advice From Kiplingers And H&R Block This Month: My Two Dollars reported that Kiplinger’s and H&R Block are offering some free money advice. Check out the details at MTD.
Teaching Preschoolers About Money: Paid Twice has a nice article about preschoolers and money. I guess it’s never too early to start establishing sound money habits.
How to kiss your debt goodbye this year: Gather Little by Little describes how to get out of debt this year. If that’s your goal, read the article.
An Easy Way to Reduce Vacancies and Rental Property Turnover: At my real estate investing blog (yes, this is shameless self-promotion), we wrote about how to motivate tenants to sign long term leases.