Carnival of Personal Finance #186
Clever Dude is opening 2009 with a fairy tale Carnival of Personal Finance, organizing a large number of submissions into a story.
Read through the fairy tale and visit the articles linked within the story.
The hosting schedule for the Carnival of Personal Finance through March 2009 is now complete and ready to be announced. Look for the announcement with the schedule tonight.
Carnival of Personal Finance #185
The latest Carnival of Personal Finance has been posted at the Fraud Files blog. The 185th week of the Carnival is the Cheesehead Edition, coming from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Here are this week’s Editor’s Picks:
- Should I Hire an Accountant to do My Tax Returns?
- Don’t be Taken by Debt Consolidation or Credit Counseling Scams
- Yuppie Guilt and how to deal with it delicately
- Lottery Tickets – Our route to Wealth?
- Discount Shopping is not always perfect
Thank you to everyone who participated this week. Please check out this week’s Carnival participants.
We will shortly announce the schedule for the Carnival of Personal Finance through March. If you are interested in hosting, please complete this simple request form.
Carnival of Personal Finance #184
The Carnival of Personal Finance has made its way down under for the 184th and latest edition, posted by Andy at Saving to Invest. Almost 80 articles were selected for this edition. Here are the best in the group, according to Andy:
- 125 More People Personal Finance Junkies Should Follow on Twitter
- My 3 rules on receiving cash gifts! (Hint: re-gifting’s a no-no)
- What if Saving Was Stupid?
- Christian Owner
- 42 Ways I’m going to make my 2009 Awesome
- Saving Money: an Important Lesson for Children
- A Mother’s Struggle Between Work And Kids
We are currently finalizing the schedule for hosting the Carnival of Personal Finance through March 2009. If you are interested in bringing the Carnival to your blog, please fill out this request form. The last Carnival of 2008 will be hosted by Fraud Files, so don’t forget to submit your best article this week for consideration.
Carnival of Personal Finance #183
As we close in on the 2008 holiday season, Sharon Harvey Rosenberg, the Frugal Duchess, is hosting the 183rd edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance with a holiday sales theme. Here are her Editor’s Picks for the week. Please read these articles, and all articles in this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance, and participate in any discussions.
- The Twelve Frugal Days of Christmas
- 10 Holiday Budget Busters
- Be Careful Which Gift Cards You Buy!
- 26 (relatively painless) ways to save money this holiday season
- Give gifts that deliver good value
- Beware of Hidden Holiday Costs
- The Diary of a Mad Black Fridayee
- 5 Gifts That Will Bring Your Family Together This Christmas
There were many good articles in this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance, so be sure to read them all. Next week’s Carnival will be hosted by Saving to Invest.
If you would like to host the Carnival of Personal Finance, we are now accepting applications. This is a great opportunity for new and old bloggers alike to participate in this weekly event, and the Carnival of Personal Finance is one of the best.
Carnival of Personal Finance #182
The latest edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance is now online at Free From Broke. Take a look at the 182nd edition of the Carnival today! Thanks to everyone who participated this week.
Here are this week’s Editor’s Picks:
- Your Financial Network Map
- How Old Are You Financially?
- Avoid Mutual Fund Expenses to Increase Return
- Simple Steps for a Cash Only Christmas
- Bailouts Hurt Our Standard of Living
- How to Figure Out Your Net Worth
The Frugal Duchess is hosting next Monday’s Carnival of Personal Finance. Please submit your best finance article this week before Sunday for consideration.
Carnival of Personal Finance #181
Happy Cyber Monday! This is the theme of the latest edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance, hosted by Mighty Bargain Hunter.
Thanks again to everyone who participated this week. Next week’s Carnival will be hosted by Free From Broke. Please submit your best article from the current week before the deadline on Sunday.
Carnival of Personal Finance #178
The Digerati Life is hosting the 178th edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance. This edition takes us to 19th century Germany through the presentation of interesting children’s poetry and accompanying artwork.
Here are the Editor’s Picks for the week:
- Credit Card Debt Forgiveness
- Is Spreading Your Wealth Around a Terrible Idea?
- Recession 2.0: Do You Feel It?
- I’ll Take Jealousy For $100, Alex
- Seven Websites for Fast. Easy. Free Entertainment
- Toilet Paper as an Economic Indicator
- 401(k)s and IRAs are for Suckers
- 11 Things to Do Immediately When You Get Laid Off
- What Obama Taught Me About Personal Finance
Thanks to everyone who participated this week. Next Monday’s Carnival will be hosted by MoneyNing. Please submit your articles timely.