Man Vs. Debt is traveling through New Zealand, but still posted this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance. Make sure you check it out for great finance posts from around the blogosphere, as well as some really nice New Zealand photographs and information.
Here are a few selections from the carnival:
Jim from Bargaineering presents How to Hard [...]
July 13th, 2009 | Debbie Dragon | Comments | Continued
The GreenPandaTreehouse offers up the Carnival of Personal Finance #211 with their favorite TV show theme, Burn Notice. Check out the complete carnival to see how they tie in the TV show with personal finance! Here are a few we’ve selected to feature here from the carnival submissions:
Savings Toolbox has some situations when When Automating Your [...]
July 1st, 2009 | Debbie Dragon | Comments | Continued
Money Under 30 hosts this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance, with the “Lobster Roll Edition”. Apparently in Maine, there is a 60-foot Lobster Roll on a flat bed truck looking to beat the Guinness World Record. I wonder how many lobsters were involved in the creation of that thing? (Don’t know how many, but various [...]
June 8th, 2009 | Debbie Dragon | Comments | Continued
The Carnival of Personal Finance #205 has a pay it forward theme. Participants were asked to link to the carnival and to 3 or more other posts they liked from the carnival as a way of “paying it forward” online for personal finance bloggers. So here are some that I liked:
Deposit Accounts presents Tips for [...]
May 18th, 2009 | Debbie Dragon | Comments | Continued
I don’t know how I’ve never come across Fire Finance before now, considering I frequent what feels like thousands of personal finance blogs on a regular basis. I discovered this blog today because they are the host of the Carnival of Personal finance, and you’ve got to head over and see how cute their site [...]
April 27th, 2009 | Debbie Dragon | Comments | Continued
It’s Monday – that means it’s The Carnival of Personal Finance Day – and this week it’s hosted at Wide Open Wallet. Some of the submissions included:
Debt Freedom Fighter from Discover Debt Freedom presents Personal Loan Information for People that Have a Low Credit Score.
Erin from PlinkPlink: Moms Talking about Money presents Mom Reigns [...]
This week’s carnival of personal finance was posted at StockTradingtoGo.com. There were 91 submissions – all on personal finance topics. Go take a look for the full presentation; but here’s a little sample:
10 Best iPhone Applications For Finance and Investing
M is for Money presents My Money Mistake #3 – Cashed out a 401(k)
The Digerati Life [...]
It’s the Cavalcade of Risk, the first of 2009! It’s issue #69… and I figured any theme based on the issue number would be far too risky for this blog, so I had to go a different route! I discovered a fun website of famous quotes that all relate to risk management, uncertainty, and financial [...]
January 14th, 2009 | Debbie Dragon | Comments | Continued
Where does the time go? On Monday, Girls Just Wanna Have Funds published the most recent edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance. Check it out – or if you’re pressed for a time, here’s a select few you won’t want to miss:
Scott from The Passive Dad presents Free Creative Ideas to Help Friends Facing [...]
October 9th, 2008 | Debbie Dragon | Comments | Continued
Thanks to the hard work of Prime Time Money, the 156th Carnival of Personal Finance has been published, and it offers up a theme of Songs of the Summer. I enjoyed the following posts:
Your Finish Rich Plan talks about the OverDraft Fee Ripoff. I avoid overdrafts all together by using the checking account through IngDirect.
Debt [...]
One of American Consumer News blog posts took a trip to Canada in the Carnival of Personal Finance, hosted at Canadian Dream – Free at 45. They liked my article about Automatic 401k Plans.
Also included in this weeks carnival:
Accumulating Money tells us What to do before age 30 to set you on a firm financial [...]
Carnival #148 is up and running and ready for you to get your fill of the week’s personal finance articles. You can visit the entire listing on the Gather Little By Little Blog: http://www.gatherlittlebylittle.com/2008/04/14/148th-edition-of-the-carnival-of-personal-finance/
Here are a few of the articles I was most interested in this week:
My Family’s Money: Outsource to Your Kids Already
FiveCentNickle: Credit [...]
This week’s carnival is hosted at MoneyNing. Visit the blog to read all the great submissions. Here are a few of my favorites:
Budgeting on an Irregular Income from I’ve Paid For This Twice Already.
10 Facts Credit Card Companies Don’t Want You to Know from Discover Debt Freedom.
Saving for Specific Goals at ING from Handling Finances.
Top [...]
Welcome to the December 18th, 2007 edition of the Cavalcade of Risk. The topic of risk often takes a backseat when talking about finance, but it’s extremely important to adjust whatever financial action you’re taking for risk. A bet on black in Vegas will yield a 100% rate of return on your money, but most [...]
December 18th, 2007 | admin | Comments | Continued
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