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REDDITLabor day weekend edition as the summer is officially coming to an end. Kids are going back to school (thankfully I’m sure many parents are thinking) and others are finishing up vacation plans as the summer winds down. The summer started off a little off with the weather but quickly picked up and from speaking to a lot of different people it seemed like everyone took advantage of the weather. A lot of fun can be done, as well as money being saved on some fun frugal activities. I want to hear how everyone is winding down the summer and what exciting holiday weekend plans you have. If you are a college football freak like me, then you have been waiting for Saturday to come for awhile. If you don’t have a team, help support my Penn State this weekend. Here are some great articles from around the personal finance community.
Fiscal Geeks wants you to have your kids have a fun time this holiday weekend with some homemade toys. Make a Homemade Toy That Kids Will Want
The Simple Dollar wants to make your life more simple. Especially for the holiday weekend and there is no reason why you should be stressed out. 21 Ways to Reduce your Spending Without Making your life Miserable
20 Something Finance makes an interesting point to see what other items would people try to trade in if there was a government program around it. Can you Cash in on Cash for Refrigerators
Cash Money Life talks about how students are heading back to college. With all the partying, studying, and the rest that college entails, should students get credit cards? Student Credit Card Tips
Christian PF wants you to have fun around the house. 6 Unusual Uses for Household Items
Free From Broke wants you to enjoy the weekend and not be stressed. If you are stressed, you won’t be able to enjoy everything around you and time with friends and family. 9 Things Stress Can Prevent You From Accomplishing
Moolanomy teaches us about retirement funds and how to transfer from one to another. 401K Rollover to IRA
Mrs. Micah asks us if giving teens prepaid debit cards is a safe and smart practice to help teens with learning about financial matters. Prepaid Debit Cards
What are your plans for Labor Day Weekend?
