Taking a cue from Joe Taxpayer, I am simply naming my roundup after my favorite post of the week. In this case, Jeff 
Rose from Good Financial Cents wins the prize as he shares 23 amazing tips on how to save money building your dream home. Even if building a dream home is not on your radar, check out Jeff’s post for lots of common sense tips.
Recommended reading:
23 Ways to Save Money Building Your Dream Home at Good Financial Cents
The State of Estate Tax at Joe Taxpayer
Autopay give me the heebyjeebies at Punch Debt in the Face
Ask the Readers: How do You Establish Financial Union With Your Spouse? at One Money Design
Your Big Fat Expensive Wedding: Stupid is as Stupid Does at Len Penzo dot com
Would You Opt Out of the Social Security Ponzi Scheme? at My Journey to Millions
Afraid to Retire at Bucksome Boomer
How to Sell Your House Fast in a Tough Real Estate Market at Smart on Money
Carnivals I have participated in:
Yakezie Alexa Challenge Roundup hosted by Mrs. Accountability
Festival of Frugality hosted by Wealth Informatics
Baby Boomers Blog Carnival hosted by Baby Boomers US
Personal Finance by the Book around the Web
My post on the Real Estate Bubble was linked in the Wall Street Journal
photo credit: woodleywonderworks
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Congrats on being featured in the Wall Street Journal online website! Quite a cool accomplishment! Bucksome’s Afraid to Retire article was also one of my favorites this week!
Thanks for the mention – Didn’t it feel GREATwhen you saw the incoming trafic from WSJ?
Evan,
GREAT is a great word, but I felt more confused than great. My first reaction was that it was a mistake. I feel pretty great now though.
Congrats on getting on WSJ Joe! I noticed that both you and Evan have articles there.
Is there a submission form for that? Or did they just find your article and link to it?
Darren,
No submission form. I really don’t know how it happened to show up on WSJ (as a link, not the full article). If it hadn’t been for my Google alert for Personal Finance by the Book, I wouldn’t have even known. Still…pretty cool.
Thanks for including me in the round-up. I like the naming methodology.
P.S. Did you get out of spam jail?
Bucksome,
Thanks for asking about spam jail, but alas … I am still imprisoned. I am sort of getting used to asking bloggers to liberate me one comment at a time, but it is a hassle. Been three weeks now!
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