Best of Blogs - Hockey is back

Best of Blogs – Hockey is back

I’ve always enjoyed watching hockey but I have to admit, the lockout did not really bother me at the time. We now live in a world where it’s easy to keep busy and when there was no NHL, there was lots of other things to do. But now that hockey is back, I am enjoying watching the games especially the young Oilers who are really exciting to watch. Tonight they pulled off a thrilling win and the energy at Rexall Place reminded me of the Oiler’s glory days. How about you? Did you miss hockey? Are you enjoying the games now that the lockout is over?

This Week I Wrote:

On Monday I showed you how to answer the question: How am I Doing Financially?
On Tuesday Sarah asked, What is Your Financial Motivator?
On Thursday Cathy discussed Money and Our Attitudes and Behaviors.
This week I also posted a list of New Financial Planning Data for 2013
I also wrote about using the Home Buyers Plan to buy your first home at the Edmonton Journal

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The Canadian Personal Finance Blog discussed the topic of Voo Doo Emergency Funds.
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In the event that you’re in the market for a new job, then you’ll enjoy this post by Invest It Wisely about 3 Ways to Impress Your Interview to Bag the Job.
The Canadian Dream Free at 45 wrote an interesting post this week about what to do in the event that you have No Plan B?
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The Sustainable Personal Finance blog wants you to answer the question, Are You REALLY Financially Responsible?