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On Friday of last week (29-April-2011), My Personal Finance Journey participated in the 6th Yakezie Blog Swap. In this event, members and challenges of the Yakezie Personal Finance Network paired up and exchanged posts on the common topic of, “if you were homeless, what would you do to improve your situation?”
There were 16 bloggers who participated, and this blog swap was set up as a trail of crumbs. There were four total stops. At each stop, you were sent to the next post until you made it back to the first.
My Favorite Swapped Post
In this blog swap, I really had two favorite posts, each selected for different reasons. Read more about them below!
In my opinion, the most entertaining and well-written post was the one Debt Payer posted at Modern Tightwad. This was a favorite because it reads as a story in first person narrative and is very engaging! – What Would You Do if You Were Homeless?
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My favorite post based on the actual content was the article written by The Saved Quarter posted at Debt Payer about Getting Out of Poverty before you are even in it. I really learned a lot from this one!Â
My Swap
I posted at The Saved Quarter with how I would Improve My Situation If Homeless by working for tips.
The Rest
Debt Free Divas posted at FSYA Online about securing shelter first. Poor or Homeless.
Life and My Finances posted at Debt Free Divas with a very smart $4 dollar plan to getting back to comfort. If I was Homeless and Poor.
Khaleef from KNS Financial posted at Money Talks about humbly asking for help and getting back to full recovery.
Money Talks posted at Barbara Friedberg Personal Finance and had an idea for getting immediate cash and food in one fell swoop with I’m Homeless, Now What?
Barbara Friedberg posted at Narrow Bridge with a backup plan for taking on the challenge of poverty with You’re Homeless…Now What?.
Bucksome Boomer posted at Debt Eye about hard work with Poverty Can Teach Lessons for Life.
Debt Eye posted at Retire by 40 with What if You’re Homeless? and mentioned how any job would be worth it.
Retire by 40 posted at The Single Saver with What I Would Do If I Were Homeless and suggested starting a small business.
The Single Saver posted at Bucksome Boomer and mentioned that the best defense is a good offense with How Do You Plan for Financial Disaster?
Be sure to visit each blog and share your thoughts on the topic!
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