Well, I’ve been waiting for a while to be the host of the Carnival of Personal Finance. It’s the crown jewel of money carnivals garnering so many submissions that it borders on overwhelming. I’m about to try and do it justice. If I don’t, please forgive me.
- David B. of Make Money and Get Rich: How to save money when shopping online
- Money Man of Watch your Wallet: How to do Great Work Hammings Take
- Bryan C. Fleming of Bryan C. Fleming: Million Dollar Savings club hits 100 days
- Erik of Money Crashers: Communication is key when it comes to managing your money together
- David of My Two Dollars: Love and Marriage: Impress yourselves not your friends
- David E. of Worldwide Success: Ten Good Reasons for owning a home
- Golbguru of Money, Matter and More Musings: Fidelity myPlan Retirement Calculator: Numbers can be tricky
- Thomas Ott of Digital Breakfast: Small Cap Value Pick – ChipMOS Technologies (IMOS)
- Flexo of Consumerism Commentary: How to be the CFO of your own life
- CJ of The Coin Jar: A Holiday gift for your kids that will last a lifetime
- Lua Augustin of Save Money: Improve your Credit Score
- Jimmy Atkinson of Ask the Advisor: Top 25 Web 2.0 apps for money, finance, and Investment
- WenchyPoo of Wisdom from Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket: Credit and Identity in Shreds
- TMT of The Money Tortoise: Are we Having Fun Yet?
- Yan of Probargainhunter.com: Send and Receive free Faxes
- Kristine McKinley of Beacon Financial tips and tools: IRA withdrawal for 1st time home purchase
- Andy Oshiro of Exchange Ingredients: How to negotiate a pay raise
- Savvy Steward of Savvy Steward: How to keep track of your spending
- Cody McKibben of Time for some thrilling heroics: 6 simple financial tricks for college students(or anyone for that matter)
- Binary Dollar of Binary Dollar: PMI is now tax-deductible
- Eric of Free from 9 to 5: Automatic Millionaire, Implemented!
- Sharpie guesting at Adult ADD and Money: ADD and the fear of dealing with money
- William Wallets of A Financial Revolution: Uncle Sam’s Revenge part 1: Tax Basics
- TFB at The Finance Buff: Investing a Small Amount
- MNC of My New Choice: Stupid Investment of the Week
- Pete of My Financial Awareness: Does your spouse press your buttons because your hair is purple
- Steve Faber of Debt Free: Brrrrr. should you put your credit on ice?
- Getting to enough of Getting to Enough: Wal-Mart deserves the Nobel Peace Prize?
- Jeremy of Generation X Finance: Having trouble with your budget or spending? Go green!
- FMF of Free Money Finance: Why you shouldn’t listen to the financial media (and what they don’t want you to know)
- Mr. Credit Card of Ask Mr. Credit Card: The best and worst of credit cards in 2006
- Jeramie Beaudry of eFIPO: Get your A$$ out of debt – must read post!
- Jim of Blueprint for Financial Prosperity: Deducting student loan interest
- Amelia of Around the Sun: Saving on Software
- Scott of Scott on Money: Getting a better car insurance quote
- Will Chen of Wise Bread: Top 100 most popular personal finance blogs
- TJP of Investor Trip: 20,000 reasons why College is Worth Your time
- Bill Trent of Stock Market Beat: Plantronics and Oracle Scratch each others backs
- bluntmoney of Blunt Money: Money and Marriage
- Craig Higdon of Investment Property Insider: Commercial real estate: how you win even if you lose
- Trent of The Simple Dollar: Rewriting Money’s 25 rules: A summary
- Big Cajun Man of Canadian Financial Stuff: Non-Profit sector a growth area?
- Wanda of Well-Heeled: Liberal arts to law school?
- Andy Boyd of Credit Cave: Types of fraud alerts: initial and extended alerts
- Praveen of My simple trading system: 0% interest gotchas
- Super Saver of My Wealth Builder: Making college part of a wealth building plan
- Bob Vineyard, CLU of InsureBlog: Subtle (and not so subtle) rate increases
- Silicon Valley Blogger of The Digerati Life: 10 year end money management reminders
- ISPF of International Student Personal Fianance: Building Credit History
- Nina at Queer Cents: Ten Money Questions for Donna Mete
- Mr. Juggles of Long or Short Capital: Playing the Menstrual cycle and PMS Spreads
- The Dividend Guy of The Dividend Guy Blog:Yearly Dividend Income update
- Frugal at My 1st Million at 33: Ways of taking capital losses
- 2 Pennies Earned at 2 Pennies Earned: Saving Money on Wrapping Paper
- Ruby of thoughts and riches: The High cost of Procrastination
- Tim at Reverse Mortgage Information: Reverse Annuity Mortgage can be a sensible strategy
- Michael K. Dawson of Time and Money group: Free Credit Report
- Paul of Paul’s Tips: Increasing your hourly rate in order to get rich
- Tom Hanna of Financial Options: The week ahead
- The Prince of Thrift at Becoming & staying debt free: Save vs. Borrowing: Why borrowing is stupid
- Making your way of Makingourway: Financial Goals for 2007
- Harrison of Journey to Financial Freedom: Reverse Mortgage Information
- Dad at Five Cent Nickel: Roll your own discount on Disney tickets
- Nickel at Five Cent Nickel: How to protect yourself against identity theft
- Ben of Money Smart Life: How persistence will make you rich,someday
- Dominic Foster of Trader Knowledge: Growing your Investments with Compound Interest
- Joe Kristan of Roth & Company Tax Update: IRS guidance on year-end giving
- Ed at Daily dose of Optimism: Feel Clever while Saving money on Printing
- My financial journey at My financial journey: The pursuit of the perfect savings rate
- Fire Finance of FIREFinance: Brokerage went Belly Up – Where are my Investments
- Joe Caterisano of How to save Money: 13 ways to save on Gasoline
- Jennifer Lynn of Broke-A$$ Student: Advantages and disadvantages of online savings accounts
- NCN of No Credit Needed: Getting ready for 2007 part 2
Well, that was quite the list of participants wasn’t it? I’m tired from all the typing and reading. I haven’t picked any favorites as there were just way too many to read each one thoroughly enough to make that decision. I did eliminate a few that were duplicate submissions and submissions where the same author submitted more than one entry. Sorry, but them’s my rules.
Maybe you all should pick some favorites! Speaking of favorites, be sure to check out the list of favorite posts here at A Penny Saved that is sitting over to the right. I’m sure you’ll find a few good entries. Also pay attention to the Related Posts section at the end of each post as it can help you find some other great A Penny Saved articles.
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Next weeks Carnival is over at My Personal Finance Blog. It’ll be on Tuesday after Christmas, but I believe the deadline is still 6pm on Sunday.
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Hey! Thanks for hosting! Looks like a a lot of hard work…
NCN
Thanks for hosting! Even after cutting out the spam, this was a big one.
Thank you for hosting!
Thank you for hosting!
Good job on the carnival ! Thanks for hosting.
Great job!
Thanks for hosting.
Thanks for hosting. Thats a loooong list. I have created short summaries for some of the posts I liked at http://ispf.blogspot.com/2006/12/my-picks-from-carnival-of-personal.html
[...] Phew, there’s a lot of good stuff on today’s carnival of personal finance. While I was going through it, I made a list with short summaries of the articles I think are most relevant to students and fresh grads. Just making this list, based on the (not-so) short list at the carnival made my head spin. I can imagine how much of an effort it must be for the host! So, to be fair to the host, I am not including any links below – please head on over to the carnival for the links to the actual articles. [...]
This was a great Carnival. Thanks for the hard work of hosting it.
Cheers,
FIRE Finance
Yes, you did it. Good job!
… I also owe thanks to those that edited carnivals even as I was winging my way around the world. The information in the carnivals is still valuable almost two weeks later.
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