Upcoming Schedule
There has been a change in the Carnival of Personal Finance schedule. Next Monday’s Carnival will be hosted by DebtKid. Please submit your best article this week for consideration.
Also, we’ve determined the preliminary hosting schedule for the fourth quarter. If you’ve been selected, please respond to confirm your date as soon as possible.
Carnival of Personal Finance #171
Sound Money Matters is hosting the 171st edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance today, which celebrates the arrival of the Fall season. Here are Aryn’s choices for the best of the bunch:
- 29 Steps I Took to Leave the Workforce at Age 29
- Is Spending Wrong?
- The Test: Can You Handle a Troubled Economy?
- Personal Finance in One Simple Equation
- 10 Ways to Make Your Stuff Feel New Again
Thanks to everyone who participated this past week. Keep in mind that we are accepting applications for anyone who would like to host the Carnival of Personal Finance in October, November, or December. In just a few days, this window will cose so we can set the schedule for the remainder of 2008.
Carnival of Personal Finance #170
The Personal Financier has posted the 170th edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance. Dorian filtered through all the submissions and picked these articles as his favorites:
- Commodities Prices: Who’s Holding the Cards?
- Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Asset Allocation
- 16 Arguments You Can Take to Your Boss on Why You Should Be Allowed to Telecommute
Dorian included throughout the Carnival “famous last words,” setting an ominous mood considering the current economic climate. Thanks as always to all participants.
Don’t forget that we are now seeking hosts for the Carnival of Personal Finance for October, November, and December. If you’re interested, find more information about hosting here. Next week’s Carnival will be hosted by Sound Money Matters.
Carnival of Personal Finance #169
BankerGirl is today’s host of the latest edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance. Here are her highlights from the submissions from this past week:
- Extravagantly Frugal: Friends In High Places
- Forget About Tipping After a Service, Start Tipping Before
- Geting Out of Debt is Boring, or…
- Converting My Car to a Water-Powered Hybrid
Thanks again to everyone who participated this week. Next Monday’s host is The Personal Financier. Please submit your best article this week for consideration in next Monday’s Carnival of Personal Finance.
Host the Carnival of Personal Finance!
The Carnival of Personal Finance is looking for 13 volunteers to be the host in October, November, and December. Hosting the Carnival of Personal Finance is a lot of work, but there are many benefits.
Please read the hosting guidelines and fill out a request form in order to be considered.
Are you concerned that your blog is too new to host the Carnival? Big blogs and small blogs are invited to apply to host the Carnival, as are new blogs and old blogs. When scheduling, we like to include a mix of veterans and newbies, so if you’re interested, don’t hold back.
If you’ve applied before and haven’t been selected, please apply again.
Carnival of Personal Finance #168
The latest edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance follows the Labor Day tradition of grilling. That One Caveman from One Caveman’s Financial Journey is doing the honors of hosting the barbecue. Here are the Editor’s Picks:
- Surround Yourself With Excellence
- Do We Overvalue Our Spare Time?
- Cash in on the Economy’s Problems
- Who is to Blame for Your Money Problems?
- How to Become Financially Free
Please remember to link back to the Carnival as soon as possible to benefit all participants as well as the host. Thank you to everyone who participated this week. Next Monday, the Carnival of Personal Finance will be hosted by BankerGirl. Please submit your best article this week.