Summary of this week’s posts:

The Prudent Purse:  Affordable Luxury

• My 5 ‘Budget Foodie’ Blogs for Affordable Gourmet:  These are my top five picks for gourmet-on-a-budget blogs and websites.  Cooking at home is a great way to live within your means, but at the same time, enjoy the luxury of fine dining. 
• 5 Must-Have Travel Gadgets:  I searched the net for the coolest cheap travel gadgets. My personal favorite is the little pocket computer that translates 5 European languages. 
• Tips on Finding Affordable Luxury Vacations:  There are many deals out there, nowadays.  I personally think all-inclusive resort vacations can be a great deal, if you watch your drink and shopping expenses while you’re there.  That’s where they get you.   
  

TaxSavvy: Tax Tips and Allowable Tax Deductions

• Business Travel Deductions:  I use LOST analogies here to illustrate business travel’s allowable tax deductions.  Also, check out my FindLaw post on business travel deductions and on meals and entertainment expense deductions.  
• Do You Owe Tax on your Scholarship?  Take a look at this cute diagram to see whether you owe tax on your scholarship.

JobSavvy:  Tips for Career, Job Hunting and Entrepreneurs

• Online Marketing 101.  This is a basic primer for those who know nothing about Internet marketing.  It is the first in a series of posts on effective online marketing.
• Solo Practice Doesn’t Have to be Lonely.  Law has been called the loneliest profession and the profession with the highest rate of depression.  Solo practice doesn’t have to be lonely, though.  Here are some tips on marketing and networking as a solo law practitioner.