Gather Little by Little

Picture by my wife

The M-Network focused this week on cars and transportation and together we wrote some great articles which are highlighted below. A number of other bloggers joined in as well with some great articles as well which we welcomed and appreciated.

I rolled out a brand new theme this week for Gather Little by Little as well. I am really happy with it, and based on the feedback I’ve received so are you. I’ve made a few changes since the roll out earlier this week based on your feedback and comments and hope it’s getting even better.

A couple of contests went up this week as well: Moolanomy is having a book giveaway and all you have to do is write about your investment story to enter and Cash, Money, Life is also giving away a book and some tacos.

If you have any thoughts or feedback on the new theme, I would really like invite you to provide it via a comment below or by contacting me. Don’t hold back, tell me what you really think.

Here’s a recap of the M-Network auto articles this week:

• Moolanomy – My Cars and My Life
• Plonkee Money – About My Car
• I’ve Paid For This Twice Already… – My Evolution From the “New” to “Used”… Car, That Is
• Being Frugal – My experience buying a used car with cash
• The Dough Roller – Service Beacon: A Free Online Tool to Track Your Car’s Maintenance Schedule and History
• My Two Dollars – All About Cars and Money and Money Mistake Monday – The I Fell For Another Car Lease Syndrome.
• ChristianPF – Save money on car depreciation
• DebtFREE-Revolution – New Car, Used Car, Leased Car, Bought Car
• Here’s my article on 5 reasons you should buy a new car.

Here’s my favorite picks from the rest of the personal finance blogosphere:

• Consumerism Commentary lists his picks from the top 100 undiscovered websites
• Get Rich Slowly turns the tables on telemarketers
• Brip Blap tells us the story of the stone in the shoe
• Journey to Financial Freedom asks Part time business – start something you love or follow the trend?
• The Digerati Life gives us 15 painless ways to pay yourself first
• Money Smart Life share some In Your Face Finance
• The Simple Dollar shares 8 tips from an ultra frugal parent
• Punny Money asks Are you what you wanted to be when you grew up? – A special thanks to Nick for suggesting to move to a gray background on my theme! Thanks Nick!
• MoneyNing tells us to think about the money you are earning every hour

Hope you have a wonderful and blessed weekend! See you Monday!