
I finally got around to upgrading my site to the newest version of Thesis, a WordPress theme that gives this site its unique look. Most users probably won’t notice anything different as many of the changes are on the back end. However, there is a change to the comments section that is worth pointing out. The new theme now supports nested comments, which allow commenters to respond directly to the comment above it (just click “reply” under a comment). This feature makes it easier to have conversations and discussions in the comments section.
Here is more information about Thesis and how the theme on my site was developed.
Recommended financial articles:
- Amish Finances. Ever wonder how Amish folks manage their money in a modern world? This article gives you a little insight.
- Trying to Reduce My Health Insurance Costs. Insurance is expensive, especially if you don’t have an employer picking up part of the bill.
- Win an iPod Touch, Quicken, Finance Books and More at GenXFinance. Jeremy is celebrating his 1,000,000th visitor by giving away some sweet prizes!
- My Employer Stopped Matching My 401k – Should I Still Contribute?
- A Credit Card Is Not Your Ticket To Financial Freedom.
- 7 Common Questions About The 2009 New Car Sales Tax Deduction – Answered!.
- My Health Insurance Nightmare.
- Readers Share Lending Club Returns.
- Financial Snatchfile.
- Give Yourself A Mid-Year Paycheck Increase.
This week’s carnivals:
- Carnival of Money Stories – June 1 Wedding Edition! was hosted at Simply Forties.
- Carnival of 20 Something Finances: Sesame Street Edition was hosted at My Life ROI.
- 17th edition of the Carnival of Everything Money @ The Penny Daily.
- Money Hacks Carnival #76 – The Land Down Under Edition @ Man Vs. Debt.
- Carnival of Financial Planning – Edition #92 @ Zach’s Stocks.
- The Best of the Best in Money and Personal Finance #3 @ Len Penzo.com.
- Economy and Your Finances Carnival June 7 2009 @ One Mint.









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I liked the Amish Finances post too. I am fascinated by their approach to things– it may seem so strange to us in its simplicity . . .
You’ve upgraded – now I’m sure there will be another upgrade to thesis for the new version of wordpress so you can upgrade yet again!
I, too, found the Amish post interesting. Also, thanks for including my post in your round up
I had family in Lancaster and visited them growing up.
I hadn’t seen the Amish finances post so thanks for including it, good read for anyone who hasn’t read it!