Carnival of Personal Finance

Neal Pilgrim hosted this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance: Happy Days are Here Again Edition.

His Editor’s Picks:

PT Money: Going Into Debt for In Vitro or Adoption: Is it Worth it?

Bible Money Matters: Teach Your Children Financial Independence To Preserve Your Retirement

Nerd’s Eye View: Is Capital Loss Harvesting Overvalued?

The Financial Blogger: Since When is Paying off Your Debts is a Good Thing?

Green Panda Treehouse: Jobs to Watch Out For So That You Don’t Get Scammed

Thanks to all our contributors for making a great Carnival.

One Cent at a Time hosts this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance: Disney World Edition.

Editor’s Picks:

Faithful With a Few: Changing My Mind About Money

Darwin’s Money:  Here’s How Homebuyers Get Screwed By Getting Emotionally Attached to a Desired Property

Funny about Money: Medigap Runaround, 2013

Thanks to all our contributors!

Frugal Portland hosts this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance: Weekend Trip Edition.

Editor’s Picks:

Squirrelers: Alternative Ways to Calculate Your Real Net Worth.

Money Beagle: There Are Always Savings Opportunities

WalletHub: The FHA Might Need a Bailout.

My Dollar Plan: Turn Your Spring Cleaning into Extra Cash

Narrow Bridge Finance: 4 Simple Ways to Make Money Through Spring Cleaning

Free From Broke: Where’s My Tax Refund?

Debt Roundup: Love and Money – An Internal Debate

Many thanks to Kathleen for hosting this week and our contributors for great posts!

Adam Hagerman hosted this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance: It’s Tax Time! Edition.

Editor’s Picks

Your Personal Finance Pro: Have You Ever Taken Advantage of a Satisfaction Guarantee Offer?

Edward Antrobus:  Why He Doesn’t Care About Trying to Minimize His Tax Refund

Money Life and More: Proposal to Limit Retirement Account Balances.

Money Beagle: The Simple Reason JC Penny’s Pricing Gimmicks Failed.

Thanks to Adam and all this week’s participants!

Be sure to submit your best posts for next week’s Carnival.

Welcome to Pauline’s Carnival of Personal Finance: Sunny Edition hosted at Reach Financial Independence.

She describes the Editor’s Picks here:

Lenny from Best Money Saving Blog tells us we shouldn’t always listen to conventional wisdom and follow our own paths. Like those people raises hand who retire very, very early Nicholas describes on Personal Finance Digest, who know where they are going but sometimes overdo the extreme frugality. While we should focus on our financial future, DPF from Digital Personal Finance reminds us we should also live in the present and not be slaves to money.

Peter from Bible Money Matters teaches us how we can reach our goals and improve our financial future by using visualization.  Like PK explains on Don’t Quit Your Day Job, you have to take your future into your own hands and stop making excuses, they will only lead you to failure.

Thanks to Pauline for hosting and all our participants for sending in their best articles!

Tune in next week when Adam Hagerman hosts!

Dividend Growth Investor hosts this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance: Dividend Investing Edition.

His Editor’s Picks:

Blogging Banks presents Top tips for first home buyers

Mrs PoP from Planting Our Pennies presents Spend Money To Make Money – Investing In Your Career

Wealthy Turtle presents Is the Costco Membership Fee a Bargain or a Scam?

PT Money presents How to Find a Company with Great Work-Life Balance

Thanks to DGI and the participants for contributing to this Carnival!

Be sure to submit next week when Reach Financial Independence hosts the Carnival.

Lance of Money, Life and More hosted this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance #403.

Editor’s Picks:

FMF from Free Money Finance: The Many College-Related Decisions

Harry Campbell from Your PF Pro: Does it Make Financial Sense to Move In With Your Boyfriend or Girlfriend?

Philip from PT Money: Business Ideas that Work Usually Scale Efficiently

Thanks to our host and participants this week.

Be sure to tune in next week when Dividend Growth Investor is our host.