Category — carnivals and linkage

Check us out in this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance!

Carnival of Personal Finance #152 is live at Money Under 30 this week. Many thanks to David at Money Under 30 for including us!

Articles I enjoyed:

• Focused on the Future at Dreaming of Ferraris
• How to have fun and stay frugal at basicfinancial
• CVS: Why roll over ECBs? at Chief Family Officer
• Millionaires drive minivans at Wide Open Wallet
• Roadmap To A Better Financial Health at Moolanomy
• Your Money’s Guide to the 2008 Presidential Elections–Taxes at Dough Roller
• Easy Ways To Track Travel Expenses and Stick To Your Vacation Budget at Delicious Baby

Somehow I managed to miss the fact that we are cool enough for The Broke And Need Money Carnival 2 last week. And they totally are not scared of our name. A fun carnival with a fun name and a hysterical theme. Check it out if you also missed it last week. Many thanks to Hook Me Up! for including us!

Also check us out in this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance up at the Alpha Consumer blog at US News & World Report. By not being able to print our name they made us appear very mysterious. Or very naughty. You decide. Regardless, many thanks to Kimberly for including us this week!

And also find us at Tax Carnival #36: A Cinco de Mayo Tax Celebration at Don’t Mess with Taxes. And at the 58th Carnival of Money Stories at Free From Broke.

Be sure to check out all the great articles in the carnivals this week!

Many thanks to Money Under 30 for including us in the Carnival of Twenty Something Finances for April 21, 2008 yesterday.

And thanks to Can I Get Rich On A Salary for putting up in the Carnival of Money Stories #56—Once Upon A Time.

A big shout out to Credit Card Lowdown for including us in the Carnival of Money, Growth and Happiness #41. Not only did they include our article How much is your time worth? It is a cost that needs considered. but they also did not censor our good name.

From this carnival I enjoyed the following articles:

• the cheeky “Up Yours Mother Teresa” at Hennie Grove
• Barcelona on 10 Euro Per Day For Two People at Me, My Kid and Life
• Which is Better Roth or Traditional IRA? at David Makes Cents (I just added this blog to my reader)
• Debt and Depression at Debt Prison
• Are You Happy? If Not, Here are 25 Ways to Get There at Slow Down Fast

The Carnival of Personal Finance is up today at The Happy Rock. They did not love our submission apparently, but there are still some article worth reading from that carnival…

• How much interest do you earn on one million dollars?
• Should you Pay off your student Loans?
• How To Create An Alternative Source Of Income Part 7
• The 9 Or So Paths To Getting Rich—And My Purported Analysis Of Them(Part 2 of 2)