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Based on statistics from Google Analytics and feedback from others, here are the 10 best articles I’ve written on The Frugal Law Student.
- Massive Personal Finance Resource List
- 180 Money Saving Tips to Turn Your Life Around 180 Degrees
- 10 Ways to Make Money and Save Money on Facebook
- Better Than Netflix (This one was written by my wife, Kate.)
- How Long Should You Keep Financial Records?
- Frugal Experiment: Brushing Teeth With Baking Soda
- 12 Meals That Easy, Cheap, and Healthy (This one was written by Frugal Law Student reader, Erica. Thanks, Erica!)
- Increase Your Buying Pleasure With Tantric Shopping
- 5 Financial Pitfalls of Part Time Law Students
- Personal Finance Advice Young People Don’t Want To Hear
- Do It Youself Pottery Barn Halloween Countdown Calendar
- Hack Your Pocket Moleskine Into A Wallet
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Nice site. I graduated from emory law in 2002. Please add my site to your personal finance links.
I’d really like to see an article about travel insurance as I believe that not all insurance policies are equal and that some do not cover for airline collapse as this is classed as business failure.
All are great articles, you’re really a talented writer..
Keep it up