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PFBloggers.com:

• Pinching Copper has a hilarious entry on “What GTA IV Taught Me About Personal Finance.” I’ve seen it all when you can compare a video game to personal finance, but it does make sense… just think in any game you’ve ever played, there is no “credit” (at least usually) that you can use to buy upgrades or weapons. You have $X and you can only spend $X.
• Saving Savy thinks The Little Things Make a Big Difference.
• Master Your Card tells us about the first biometric credit card and wants to know what we think. I think it’s kind of scary. I don’t know if I would trust the credit card networks with my biometric data…
• Living Almost Large shares a sad story about a med student just piling on extra debt because really, it doesn’t matter.
• Girls Just Wanna Have Funds asks how we are all coping with increasing gas prices. To be honest, we haven’t changed much because we weren’t overspending to begin with.

Elsewhere:

• The Carnival of Personal Finance is up at Money Under 30 and my post 10 Steps to Avoid Becoming a Millionaire is an Editor’s Pick! This is my first time ever having an editor’s pick, woohoo!
• Get Rich Slowly talks about Rescue Time, a program to help you track where you spend your time. I’ve afraid of installing this program…
• Free Money Finance discusses an article where a family of four eats on $300/month. Impressive!
• The Simple Dollar gives us the Debtor’s Toolkit.
• Brip Blap gives the details on how to make money even without a job. He thinks we should all do it. I agree — in the past 3 weeks, I’ve earned $200+ blogging through various blogs.

Yesterday was Mother’s Day, so if you haven’t already, reach out to your Mom and thank her! You’re already in deep trouble if you forgot, but at least try to make up for it.

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