Submit an Article to the Carnival
The first Carnival of Personal Finance is July will be hosted by Blogging Away Debt. Please take the time to submit an article before this weekend’s deadline. As a reminder, always use this form for submissions, as articles submitted through other methods will soon be automatically rejected.
Carnival of Personal Finance #106
The Digerati Life is presenting the 106th Carnival of Personal Finance as an epic journey, the attainment of financial independence, for any everyday hero. Here are some of her favorite picks to get started on this quest:
- Financial Blogs: The Making of Efficient Markets?
- Breaking the Financial Illiteracy Cycle in Your Family
- Rule #17: Numeracy
- Japan Standard of Living – MoneyNing Style
- The 10 Commandments of Money
- Using Multiple Bank Accounts to Control Spending
- How Does Terrorism Affect Your Trading?
- Paying Off Credit Card Debt From Years Past
- From the IRS: 10 Reasons to Put Off Saving for Retirement
- Living on Interest Payments in Retirement
Journey onward and read the rest of the Carnival.
Tomorrow’s Carnival
Tomorrow morning’s Carnival will be hosted by the Silicon Valley Blogger at The Digerati Life. Please check in tomorrow morning for the latest best articles in the personal finance niche.
Carnival of Personal Finance #105
For the Carnival’s second anniversary, Get Rich Slowly presents our greatest hits. J.D. is featuring bloggers’ best articles from the past two years to celebrate the Carnival’s birthday.
With so many entries, our hosts helps us along my designating his favorites with a star or two. There are so many great entries here, so head on over and take a look.
Deadline for 2nd Anniversary Edition Approaching
Don’t forget to submit your best article from the past two years to the Carnival of Personal Finance for the special second anniversary edition, hosted by Get Rich Slowly. While you’re at it, rewind and take a look at last year’s first anniversary edition. Perhaps you want to go back further; if so, then the inaugural edition is for you.
Important Note About Carnival #105
Next Monday’s edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance will be the Carnival’s second anniversary. Get Rich Slowly will be the host, and J.D. would like to make this edition a special experience. Here are his instructions for submitting an article this week:
Get Rich Slowly will host the second anniversary edition of the carnival next Monday. I want to make this one something especially valuable to readers, so I’m breaking from the traditional format.
To participate in CoPF #105, please submit your BEST article from the past two years. Do not submit an article from the previous week (unless, of course, it’s your best post). If you submit a recent article, I will reply to verify that you do indeed think this is your best post from the past two years.
Use this opportunity to sell yourself. If you uphold your end of the bargain, I’ll do my best to sell the carnival to channels outside the norm. (You’re welcome to help with this effort, too.) This is a great chance to generate more exposure for the pfblogging community.
Carnival of Personal Finance #104
The latest edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance is now online at Getting Green. There are, as always, a proliferation of great articles from around the blogosphere. Here are the five that are featured as Editor’s Choice, so start with these and explore the rest:
- How to Buy a Profitable Rental Property and Get Passive Income
- How to Effectively Set and Track Goals
- Love and Marriage: Show Your Spouse the Money
- Robbing Yourself of Tomorrow to Pay for Today
- This is the Way the World Ends
There is more where those came from. Thanks to Getting Green for hosting this week!