Passive Income

Last week was an extremely busy, and productive, one for me. I had the privilege of creating a guest post on PassiveFamilyIncome, one of my favorite blogs. People always asked me what I do with the passive income that I earn, so I used this guest post to talk about it. Please check it out here, or from the link below.

Additionally, on March 17, this blog will have officially been around for a year. During the first 10 months, I really did not post on a consistent basis. To be honest with you, I did not really know how. I had a billion ideas, but could never find the time to get them on paper (so-to-speak).

As you can tell, I have been posting regularly for a while now (here and on experimental blogging), and have decided to renew this domain for another year. I have met so many wonderful bloggers from around the world and I feel that I have a lot to offer. I have learned a tremendous amount during my time online, and during my battles with debt and my finances. I would really consider it a blessing, if you would consider subscribing to my feed. Remember, if you sign up via email, you are automatically entered to win a prize from my first blog contest (this is the only way I can tell who has subscribed and validated their subscription).

My friend John, from PFI, was on vacation last week but he lined up some really amazing writers to fill in for him while he was gone. Here is a recap, in case you missed any:

• Personal Finance Startup discussed why passive investing may be better than active investing (trying to beat the market)
• Pat, from SmartPassiveIncome, discusses an important ingredient to online success.
• Studenomics explains that Passive Income Requires Work.
• Lulu, from How I Save Money, tells you how to Get Passive Income from Lending Club.
• Corrie, from “Cents”able Momma, tells you 5 Easy Steps to Cut Your Grocery Costs.
• Become Debt Free (ME) explains, How Passive Income Saved Me at Least $27,880.

Additionally, here are a few of my other favorites from the past week.

The Passive Dad compared Cable and Hulu in an effort to save some additional money. My wife and I made a similar analysis suring our first budget committe meeting of the year.

Bible Money Matters explains the sales tax deduction when you buy a new car in 2009. I agree completely that used cars are the only way to go.

Thanks for stopping by and I look forward to another great week.

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