Carnival Of Personal Finance

Carnival of Personal Finance #361 – The Mothers Day Edition

May 14, 2012
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Carnival of Personal Finance #361 – The Mothers Day Edition

Welcome to the 361′st edition of Carnival of Personal Finance. I am honored to be your host for the second time in 12 months of my blogging history. If you are a first time visitor, thanks for your time, do remember the blog name, very easy to remember – I guess and most importantly, keep on visiting. Like every other blogger I talk rubbish sometimes, if you are a regular personal finance blogger or blog reader, you may have been already accustomed to read gibberish and non-sense stuff often anyway. When neo-bloggers (in relative term) starts claiming a beautiful discovery that Dave Ramsey’s methods are mathematically wrong, I feel pity on their ignorance. Coming back to the point, yes I do talk non-sense sometimes, but most of the time my articles get editor’s choice distinctions at carnivals. So keep visiting. I may bore you sometimes, but not always. I forgot that the theme is Mother’s day today. Here’s my tribute to my mother, published yesterday. Once you’re done with that, continue to next paragraph, if not, finish reading it first. The biggest gift you can give to your mother, is your presence, I accept your apology for not being able to be with your

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Carnival of Personal Finance #347, The Giants Edition

February 6, 2012
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It’s official now that Giants would rule the world for next one year. Congratulations to Eli and his team. Still, my heart goes out for Tom Brady. What a player he is! Welcome to this edition of Carnival of Personal Finance. Plenty of good submission to go through as always. Enjoy the posts. The list might help you discover some new blogs. Top 3 Editor’s Pick #1 – Jeff Rose from Good Financial Cents presents 7 Financial Advisors I would LIke to Punch in the Face, This is editor’s pick because it exposes an unhealthy trend  among so called financial experts who claim to be super wise. We should be cautious in our approach of seeking financial advice. #2 – The Weakonomist from Weaknomics presents You Have Too Much Crap Because We Won The Cold War. Which is, I thought, an interesting point of view on the state of US economy today. Cost services are much higher compared to cost of goods. #3 Jeffrey from Saving Advice presents Money Lessons Learned from Traveling Well. Well, ask me! I am from a different country where I saw frugality as only possible option. Get out of this country and get to third world countries. Learn from their lives. Seating on

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