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Welcome to the 123rd Carnival of Personal Finance (The Boo! edition). October is a scary month. Not only is it home to All Hallows’ Eve, it is also home to some of the scariest stock market crashes in our history. For this edition of the CoPF, I’ll trace the history of some [...]
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The Carnival of Personal Finance was hosted this week by Money, Matter and More Musings. MMM did a great job with the carnival, which is well organized and includes some interesting factoids about U.S. currency. It’s a must read. MMM included my article, Nifty Tricks with the Rule of 72, 71, [...]
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Trent at The Simple Dollar hosted this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance, 114th Edition. It’s a doozy, with more than 75 articles submitted by PF bloggers. My article on How to Know Instantly You’re Being Conned was included in the carnival. Thanks, Trent! Here are some additional articles I found particularly [...]
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What is a carnival and why should you care? I’m glad you asked. In the blogosphere, carnivals are organized by topic and give bloggers an opportunity to submit their best posts for weekly publication. For the blogger, it’s a great opportunity to promote your blog. More importantly, for the reader it [...]
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Welcome to the first Dough Roller Presidential Debate, sponsored by the Carnival of Money Stories. This edition of the Carnival of Money Stories picks up where the recent YouTube Presidential Debate left off. Tonights format includes candidates from both parties and focuses exclusively on the subject of personal finance and fiscal policy as [...]
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The Frugal Law Student (I wish I was frugal when I was in law school) has posted the 84th Festival of Frugality for your reading pleasure. My article about the rented Nikon lens I used in Guatemala was included in the carnival–thanks, FLS! There were a lot of great articles submitted, and here [...]
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The 9th edition of the Carnival of Money, Growth and Happiness is available at Credit Card Lowdown. Lowdown included my article on Stocks v. Bonds, which is part of the series on Asset Allocation. Thanks, Lowdown! Here are some other articles in the carnival that I thought were particularly interesting:
Why Invest in [...]
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The 17th edition of the Carnival of Credit is up and you can check it out at Credit Card Lowdown. Credit Card Lowdown included my post about how some 0% credit card offers, once you factor in the balance transfer fee, can cost as much as 6%. Thanks, Lowdown.
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91 Ways to Wealth: The Carnival of Personal Finance, Epic Journey Edition is up at The Digerati Life. My article on How Half a Percent Can Ruin Your Retirement was included in the carnival. Thanks, Digerati Life. Here some of the articles I found particularly noteworth:
When Can You Retire? @ Lazy [...]
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