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Friday Links Posted: 03 Dec 2010 02:00 AM PST Earlier this week I was fortunate enough to be interviewed by Dianne Nice and write an article for The Globe and Mail about some insurance products you can probably do without. Fiscal Fizzle examines having the courage to improve your finances. Financially Poor gives 4 tips to protect yourself from identity theft. Green Panda Tree House wonders if you should go on vacation when you're in debt. Len Penzo says that patience is a virtue, learn it if you can (but please hurry). Enemy of Debt lists 5 DIY ideas not worth doing yourself. Monevator has some index fund tactics to save you a bundle. Studenomics looks at what a real job can do for an entrepreneur. Wealth Pilgrim tells you how much you need in an emergency fund. Money Help For Christians provides reasons why young people should start investing now. Frugal Zeitgeist same up with some cheap remodelling ideas. Realm of Prosperity included How To Save Money Every Month in this week's Carnival of Personal Finance. Budgeting In The Fun Stuff included Take Advantage of American Black Friday Sales in this week's Carnival of Money Stories. Penniless Parenting included 5 Non-Essential Expenses that are Bleeding your Budget in this week's Festival of Frugality. Personal Dividends included Challenging Personal Finance Assumptions in this week's Carnival of Wealth. Investing Thesis included The RESP Book Book Review in this week's Canadian Personal Finance & Investing Carnival. Related Posts: How To Build An Emergency Fund 14 FREE Ways to Spend a Friday Night (FUN Included!) Moving Day! Friday Links originally appeared on Canadian Finance Blog on December 3, 2010.

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