Our Australian adventure is only 5 weeks away from today. The good news for you is that I need to purge my personal finance collection quickly! For the next couple weeks, I’m going to be randomly picking (2) winners from the comments to win their choice of book.
Congratulations to ALEX! Alex has selected The Sound Mind Investing Handbook!
If you lost, yet again, please don’t cry. This week I’ll be giving away to (2) winners! In addition, I’ve added two more books into the choices. What more could you possibly ask for?

This week’s winners will have their choice of (1) of any of the following five books:
- Your Money Or Your Life by Joe Dominguez & Vicki Robin
- Seven Stages Of Money Maturity by George Kinder
- 48 Days To The Work You Love by Dan Miller
- The Complete Idiot’s Guide: Getting Out Of Debt by Ken Clark
- Zen and the Art of Making a Living by Laurence Boldt
All You Have To Do To Enter Is To Leave A Comment Below!
- Please leave only (1) comment below
- Contest will run for (1) week until May 10th, 2009
- Check back on 5/10 to see if you have won (I will also e-mail)
- Feel free to leave which book you are wanting most in the comments!
- Make sure your state allows you to win free prizes
“Extra-Special, Super-Duper Brownie Points” For:
- Subscribing to Man Vs. Debt by RSS Feed or by e-mail in the top right of the page!
- Following Man Vs. Debt on twitter @ManVsDebt!
- Referring a friend to your favorite article on Man Vs. Debt!
It should be noted that they still won’t be worth any extra entries. But I will like you more, which is a plus.
So what are you waiting for? Is a chance at a free book worth 10 seconds of your time? Leave a comment below!




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I need some more Zen in my life! I’d like to make a bid for Zen and the Art of Making a Living by Laurence Boldt.
Reason why you should pick me: I ALREADY follow you on Twitter.
Congrats Alex! Thanks for running the contest, Baker, it’s been fun to follow!
Alan @ Saving For Serenity’s last blog post..Are You Ready to Tackle Your Personal Finances?
Hook a brother up!
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3rd times a charm for the 7 stages of money maturity. Cheers!
Wowsers! I’d love to win a copy of “7 stages of money maturity:!:)” or even any of the others! (but I already own the Dominguez Your Money or Your Life)…. fingers crossed!
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The Zen text looks very interesting and would be my choice. Thanks for running another giveaway!
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Hmm. I think I’d be interested in the Zen book.
Just a thought – maybe hook up an Amazon aStore and list these books? This way, blog visitors who don’t win the book could easily click and buy, and you could get a small commission (it’s the same cost to them, Amazon just gives you a piece of the pie).
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Here’s my comment to win a book.
Based entirely on the title I’m going to go with ’48 Days to Work You Love’.
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Congratulations Alex!
Reentering again. Once again in the hopes of gaining Seven Stages Of Money Maturity by George Kinder.
I just want to say that you are gonna love Cairns! I am a Cairns gal and miss it something chronical at times. I now reside in Perth:) Make sure you go to Fitzroy Island instead of Green Island if you get the chance and Palm Cove is one of the nicest beaches there. Also visit Crystal Cascades – it is just beautiful. I havn’t been to Cairns since 1998, but am sure that there aren’t too many changes:)
Kudos to you guys for going frugal and living your dreams. I would love to do that, but hubby isn’t convinced on any of it – so I would love to win one of your books as it may sway my hubby somewhat:) Thanks for the chance. Enjoy your adventures in Oz and if you are ever in Perth you and your family would be so welcome at our house:) Cheers, Courtney.
Hey – I just started reading your blog this week and I love it – almost as much as I love free books!
Nice – been meaning to check out Your Money or Your Life for a while now…so this would help me get off my A$$ and actually read it
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I’d love the Zen Book Baker.
I started “project get out of debt” a year ago and I was committed and energized. I came up with some fun and not so fun rules for myself to save money that really opened my world and engaged me in new experiences without spending money. For example, instead of going to the book store like I use to EVERY weekend, I spent the last year reading only books that I could borrow from people whom I know and friends. With keeping with this rule and what I learned, people love sharing books they’ve read with you and as a result, I started reading books I NEVER would have read myself, forcing me to read outside my comfort zone all while not spending money on books!
But for some strange reasons, I am on the last home stretch of getting out of debt and I am not as inspired or motivated at the end as I was in the beginning. I thought I would be more aggressive at the end? One theory, I’m lacking the mental energy to keep focused as I’ve been eating nothing but Foturkey Sandwiches from Trader Joe for almost a year?? LOL.
With that all said, I think the Zen book would help inspire me to finish, Plus, you would save me from battling the temptation of breaking my personal rule and purchasing the book myself!!!! Eek!
I appreciate the emphasis of this blog to eliminate debt. America has needed this for a long time. If perchance I would win the drawing I would like: 48 Days To The Work You Love by Dan Miller
48 days to the work you love (by Dan Miller) still looks very interesting. Here’s praying to it happens this time.
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Like the site and your style of writing. Just came across it from listening to a podcast.
Zen and the Art of Making a Living – caught my eye and I’d love to get a copy of that.
Congratulations on the success of this blog so far as well!
I’ve read Your Money or Your Life. Excellent book. I highly recommend it.
I would like a copy of Zen and the Art of Making a Living if I am selected as a winner. It’s on my Amazon Wish List already, so it would be a treat to get simply for being a dedicated reader and RSS subscriber to your site.
I can’t remember how I found your site initially, but I am really enjoying the articles and your writing style. Be well.
Winner winner chicken dinner!
I’d love to check out Zen.
Wow. Can’t decide between Zen and The Work You Love. Both could help me at this point!
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I would love any of the books (haven’t read them)! My first choice would be “Your Money Or Your Life.”
SavingDiva’s last blog post..Another pair bites the dust…
I have only read one of the books so I guess I will try for one.
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Crossing my fingers for the George Kinder book again
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I wouldn’t mind winning one of those books. I have also started following you on Twitter.
I actually resisted joining until today. I guess the peer pressure was too much for me
http://twitter.com/_chasingthebull
Thanks
Dusty
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Sign me up! I like books.
I also couldn’t resist the pressure to join up and post here. And if I should get picked for a book it should be the zen book since the letter Z is a huge part of my life or the idiots book cuz frankly when it comes to finance well enough said!
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Just found your blog yestereday and, yes! you have been added to my blog feed
Love to get either one of these books…
# Your Money Or Your Life by Joe Dominguez & Vicki Robin
# Seven Stages Of Money Maturity by George Kinder
Thanks for the contest!
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