Personal Finance Articles This Week – Market Sell Off, Insurance & Haircuts Tips, March Madness, Alternative Income, Debt Reduction, Sneaky Best Buy, & Money Saving Tips

Market Sell Off
The big news in the financial world this week was the market correction that spooked us all. Sun sees the market drop as a buying opportunity and Jeremie offers us a chance to buy discounted stocks virtually as he launches his eFIPO Stock Game.

Insurance & Haircuts Tips
Gen X finance reminds us there are actually 6 types of standard coverage on auto insurance policies and offers tips on the coverage limits and premiums.

Golburu paid $12 for a bad haircut and gives some tips on how to get a better haircut. I always pay the least amount possible for my haircut and it usually shows, I’ll have to follow these tips next time.

March Madness
March Madness is upon us. Both Free Money Finance and Money Blog Site and are on the road to the final four. Money Smart Life has four entries over at Free Money Finance and is a #4 seed in the Money Blog Site bracket.

Alternative Income
We’d all love to have some extra money rolling in every month. Cheers to Lazy Man who had a 43% gain in his alternative income stream this month! Maybe he can show us how it’s done.

Debt Reduction
They say getting started is half the battle. Tricia from Blogging Away Debt took this to heart and tells her readers the steps she took to begin her battle against debt.

Sneaky Best Buy
It turns out that Best Buy may be doing their best not to honor internet prices in their stores, Binary Dollar alerts us to their bait and switch tactics.

Money Saving Tips
As a new parent, I’m finding out that kids cost a lot of money. Thanks to The Silicon Valley Blogger for showing me some ways to save money on a kid’s birthday party.

Yan at Pro Bargain Hunter continues to help us find new ways to save. His series of shopping website reviews continues, this week taking a look at ResellerRatings.

Frugal as always, the Frugal Duchess shows us some ways to score some deals at dollar stores.

Ben Edwards, the founder of Money Smart Life, saved up enough to buy a Nintendo back when he was 12 years old. When he used the money to buy shares of Wal-Mart stock instead, he knew he wasn't like the other kids... His addiction to personal finance has paid off for his family and now he's helping you to afford the life that you want. Check him out on the web at Google Plus, Twitter and Facebook.

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