Your money: The missing manual.

Thanks to all who left comments here and on the Facebook page or e-mailed after my daughter lost her baby. Your expressions of sympathy and support were much appreciated during this sad time in our family’s life.

To get back on track, I decided I’d better keep my giveaway streak alive. Up this week is a copy of J.D. Roth’s “Your Money: The Missing Manual.”

Most of you probably recognize J.D.’s name from Get Rich Slowly, probably the widest-read personal finance blogs around. Keeping true to his stated goal, he provides no get-rich-quick schemes. Instead, he focuses on practical use of available funds with an eye toward building a better future — i.e., the future you want.

“This book can help anyone who’s struggling with money find a path to a better financial life,” says Liz Pulliam Weston, my colleague at MSN Money.

If that’s you, then sign up to win this copy. And if you don’t win? Follow the link above to get your own copy. Or be frugal and ask your local library system to buy it.

To enter:

If you do any (or all!) of these things, please leave separate, additional comments to get credit for each entry.

The deadline is 9 p.m. PST Monday, Jan. 16.

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81 thoughts on “Your money: The missing manual.”

  1. I have read some of this book (borrowed from the library) and would like to have a copy to finish it and for reference. Awesome giveaway!

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  2. Follow on email and facebook. So sorry about your daughter. I’ve had several miscarriages myself so I know how devastating it is. Good thought to you and your family.

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  3. Getrichslowly was the first site I found online when I made the tentative steps to change from being a shopaholic hoarder. That was 4 years ago and I’ve read the site pretty much every day since then so I would enjoy a copy of this book 🙂

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  4. I also follow you on Facebook. Your blogs are a real treat for me. Information and entertainment all in one. Thanks, Donna, for all you do for us.

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  5. So sorry to hear of your Daughter’s (and Your) loss. I’ve been dealing with an ailing family member during the last couple of weeks too. Loss is never easy, and a child is especially painful. Prayers to You & Your Family at this time.

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  6. okay, okay, i’ll take the book. 😉

    But this comment is more to ask how Abby’s doing now. Just left a note at her place…stupid computer thinks I’m pvvccoursesdotwordpressdotetcetera, so she’ll have no clue what that is. Friday thing sounded just dreadful. Hope she’s OK or getting closer to that by now.

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  7. I would love this book. It’s a new year, just graduated from college, working part time and need all the tips I can use.
    Thank you for the consideration!

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  8. So sorry to hear about your and your daughters loss. I hope much better times will be coming to both of you soon. My thoughts are with you both.

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  9. I check your blog every day for your newest adventure; I also ready JD every day – that man knows some stuff!

    So sorry for your recent loss – best wishes to your daughter and her husband.

    K

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  10. I’m sorry I missed the deadline for the book. It will be interesting to see how JD handles his personal crisis/changes going forward, especially for those of us taking the ride with him.

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