Carnival of Personal Finance #124
The Millionaire Mommy Next Door has posted the latest edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance, the “Trick or Treat Edition.” The concept this week is interactive. Mommy is looking for all readers to vote for their favorites in each category. The winners will receive one of five excellent prize selections.
Here are the Editor’s Picks, which include a number of new bloggers to me:
- Money vs. Time Off: Why We Don’t Take Vacations
- Follow the White Rabbit to Financial Freedom
- Work Once, Buy Forever
- Is Real Estate a Good Investment?
- Diversify to Avoid Investment Fraud
- Lifestyle and Spending Choices
- A Contingency Plan
- Stay at Home Parents Pay a Professional Price
- Why Personal Finance is Personal
- It’s That Time of the Year Again
Please check out all 92 submissions and vote for your favorites!
Carnival of Personal Finance #123
Today’s Carnival of Personal Finance has been posted at The Dough Roller. Here are the Editor’s Picks:
- My Impulse Buy Savings Plan
- How China Could Crash the US Dollar on a Whim
- Use Halloween to Teach Kids Money Lessons
- 36 Important Money Saving Tips
- Change Your Child’s Genetics by Giving Up the BMW
- Why the Rich Get Richer: an Entirely Different Perspective
- List of Money-Related Forums and Discussion Boards
- The Myth of the Parent That Needs to Work
- I’m Responsible for One of the Worst Interviews Ever
The remainder of the Carnival is interspersed with scary stories—this is the “Boo edition,” after all—of market crashes. Oh, the horror. The Carnival does end on a brighter note, sort of.
Carnival of Personal Finance #122
Mighty Bargain Hunter is on the ball with this week’s Carnival, which takes the form of a “Dr. Zeuss” story. Please take a look and read the entire Carnival in all its rhyming glory. Here are the Editor’s Picks:
- 10 Steps Using Which Even a Lazy Person Can Be a Millionaire
- Saving On Minimum Wage
- Trying and Buying Musical Instruments the Wrong Way
- How to do Business With a Friend Without Killing Each Other
Check out all the great articles at Mighty Bargain Hunter.
Mighty Bargain Hunter to Host Next Carnival
Monday’s Carnival of Personal Finance will be hosted by Mighty Bargain Hunter. After some recent problems with his web host, Mighty Bargain Hunter has returned and is excited about the 122nd edition of the Carnival.
Support him as he supports you by submitting your best article from the past week for inclusion in the weekly round-up. The deadline in Sunday evening at 6:00 PM Eastern time.
Carnival of Personal Finance #121 Editor’s Choice
Ask Mr. Credit Card followed up the 121st edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance with his picks for Editor’s Choice.
- Will Consumers Warm Up to Credit Freezes?
- How We Chose Our Credit Card
- Achieving Financial Freedom: I’ve Retired in My Forties
- Ten Steps for Dealing With a Lost Wallet
- 7 Steps to a Smooth Car Sale
- How Convertible Bond Arbitrage Works
There are more excellent articles within the Columbus Day edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance.
Carnival of Personal Finance #121
The Columbus Day Edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance has been published at Ask Mr. Credit Card’s Blog. Today’s Carnival takes the form of a discussion between the leading presidential candidates: McCain, Giuliani, Obama, and Clinton.
I don’t think any of the invented comments are taken from official policy, so I wouldn’t use the Carnival for basing my voting decisions. It’s a fun and creative Carnival. Mr. Credit Card promises to share his favorites from the Carnival in more detail this evening.
Carnival Coming to Ask Mr. Credit Card
Ask Mr. Credit Card will be hosting the Columbus Day 2007 edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance. Mr. Credit Card will be accepting submissions through Sunday evening, so please submit an appropriate article on time if you wish to be considered.