PFI Weekly Updates – July 8 (2008)

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Welcome to Passive Family Income (PFI) and the weekly updates. Thanks again to all of the readers who are now following my blog and for their participation. Here are some of the updates and highlights for the past week.

Carnivals
July 7, 2008 – I had an article included in the The Carnival of Personal Finance: American Flag Edition hosted by Mighty Bargain Hunter. I would like to thank Mighty Bargain Hunter for including my post – Preparing for House Guests and added Expenses in the Carnival.

July 3, 2008 – I participated in the 5th Edition of the Finance Fiesta! hosted by rocket finance. I would like to thank rocket finance for including my post – No Cash – No Service in the Carnival.

July 2, 2008 – I had a post included in the Money Hacks Carnival #19: The Independence Edition hosted by Sound Money Matters. I would like to thank Sound Money Matters for including my post – Creating a new Income Stream – General Electric in the Carnival.

July 1, 2008 – Finally, I participated in the first ever Investing Carnival #1 hosted by Dividend Growth Investor. I would like to thank Dividend Growth Investor for including my posts – Creating a new Income Stream – General Electric and Combining high dividend yields with covered call options in the Carnival. This is an exciting new carnival that has a great collection of articles. I suggest you check it out!

Blog Review
Mark at Personal Finance was kind enough to write a review about Passive Family Income (PFI). I appreciate the objective review and the recommendation that Mark has provided, along with any recognition that comes along with it. Thanks Mark, I really appreciate it!!!

Articles I liked
I read many articles over the past week on other blogs, but here are a few that I liked the most.

1The Passive Dad discusses how reducing your debt is a form of passive income.

2 – Dawn at Fighting Foreclosure discusses why bank interest is her favorite form of passive income.

3 – That One Caveman at One Caveman’s Journey discusses his soda (pop as I call it) addiction. I can relate as my one true vice in life is Diet Coke!

4 – The Dividend Growth Investor gave a run down on stocks that raised or lowered their dividends for the month of June and a list of companies that typically raise their dividends in July.

5 – I came across a blog for the first time this past week that I really like called – Cash Back Ideas. The particular article that I found was how Jim took out $24,000 in debt and used it to make an investment in something that returns more than goes out. This is the same concept that I try to use with the Prosper loan that I have taken out. I look forward to reading more of Jim’s posts in the future!

Have an excellent week!

Article written by John

Hi, I am John and I run PassiveFamilyincome.com. I am a father of two wonderful boys and am married to a great wife. Each and every day I am working to build passive income streams so that I can eventually leave my job and spend more time with my family! You can find me on Twitter - @PFIncome!

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1 That One Caveman July 8, 2008 at 10:01 am

Thank you for the mention, but my blog’s name is One Caveman’s Financial Journey.

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2 passivefamilyincome July 8, 2008 at 11:01 am

That One Caveman – I do apologize for the incorrect blog name. Thank you for pointing it out to me.

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3 Scott July 8, 2008 at 1:05 pm

Thanks for including my post this week. I appreciate it:)

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4 Jim @ Cash Back Ideas July 8, 2008 at 10:06 pm

PFI – thanks for the mention!

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5 Dividend Growth Investor July 12, 2008 at 5:04 pm

Thanks for linking to my blog and including my article on the selected dividend increases in June!

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