Welcome to the 67th edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance and also welcome to Canadian Capitalist. It is amazing to see how big the Carnival has become: today’s edition features 53 entries!
Without further ado, here are the highlights:
Eight Warning Flags of Fraud: The Frugal Duchess provides eight tips for detecting investment frauds and scams in other areas as well.
FICO Scores Under Siege… Again! Frugal Wisdom warns that overdue library book fines and parking tickets can also hit you where it hurts most.
Comparing Job Offers: Part One: The Weight of Money advises that knowing the exact price of benefits really lets you see how the a position will or will not benefit you financially.
What do Mortgage Underwriters do? Pacesetter Mortgage Company Blog answers a reader question.
A year’s salary under the mattress? Matt Hutter has wise advice not only for new grads but also for everyone.
How Short Term Goals Make Long Term Results: eFIPO shows how saving just for twelve years, from age 18 to 30, can build such a big nest egg that when you are 30 you can start spending most of your future salary on things that you want, like a boat or a new car.
How Much is Needed to Be Wealthy - THE NUMBER: My Wealth Builder runs some calculations to find out how much he needs to retire.
Good Debt and Bad Debt: The Buck Stops Here discusses how to tell the difference between good and bad debt.
Three ways to help achieve your savings goals: The Coin Jar provides three tips to build up your savings.
The Courage to Live Debt Free - the Principles of Economic Security: Life Training Blog shares some principles that are true no matter what the situation of the economy or your income may be.
Sending the Wrong Message To Our Kids About Health Insurance: Colorado Health Insurance Insider questions the message sent by new laws (increasing the age that children can stay on their parents’ health insurance policy) to young people.
Riding the Biodiesel Boom with Nova: Gold Stock Bull is bullish on a play in the alternative energy sector.
Would you lose 10 pounds if someone paid you $2,000? Getting To Enough found when shopping for term-life insurance that he can save money if he lost some weight.
What Would You Do with $1 Million? Free Money Finance knows exactly what he will do if he had a million dollars.
Couples & Money: My Financial Awareness discusses how couples can avoid fighting over money.
How to Get the Best Student Credit Card: Debt Consolidation Lowdown advises students on what to look for in a credit card.
The $2.5M Bite: InsureBlog cautions how choosing the wrong policy can really sting you.
Twelve Myths About Credit Reports: The Road 2 Riches discusses an article that cleared up a lot of the myths he had about credit scores.
Why reinsurance companies like MRH are the place to be: HJL Money Blog explains why he has invested a good percentage of his portfolio in MRH.
The Secret to Defeating Debt: My Bubble Life says that there are three main reasons that are causing people to remain in bondage to lenders.
Student Loan Consolidations: The Finance Journey reviews his experience in consolidating student loans at two separate lenders.
Ex-Car Salesman Tells All: How to Beat the Auto Dealerships at Their Own Game: Money Under 30 shares what he learnt from the car salesman’s playbook.
Ten Money Questions for Shuna Fish Lydon: Queercents gets personal with a Bay Area pastry chef and food blogger about the economics of food, working in restaurants and how money plays a role.
The Ideal Budget: Blueprint for Financial Prosperity discusses a CNN Money class that breaks down a budget into five significant categories and the ideal percentage to spend on each.
Find a Financial Advisor Online: Consumerism Commentary shows the right places on the Internet for finding an advisor.
Saving Money the MacGyver Way: 2million used some duct tape to make temporary repairs when his car was involved in a minor accident.
Saving Money On Auto Maintenance: MyMoneyForest saved about half the cost by shopping around.
How to make $1,000,000 in the stock market automatically: RadicalHop.com follows a formula to make money in stocks (count me as a sceptic).
The Wedding Fund Grows, But Not by Leaps and Bounds: It’s Just Money grows his wedding fund (but not by much) by recycling aluminium, plastic and glass.
Housing-Led Stock Market Correction: My 1st Million At 33 finds a strong correlation between the S&P 500 and the housing market index.
State of the Bleeding Edge San Diego Housing Market: Searchlight Crusade finds confirmation that the flat spell on rents locally in San Diego is changing.
Types of Homeowners Insurance: Home Insurance Guide summarizes the six types of homeowners insurance.
Spending Money: Needs vs. Wants: Accumulating Money helps us figure out the difference between “need” and “want”.
Teaching Your Children How to Save: My New Choice uses an allowance system to teach kids about the importance of saving.
Paying a Credit Card with another Credit Card using MBNA billpay: Pragmatic Finance makes good use of the ability to pay off a credit card using another credit card.
Teach Them Young About Money Management: Money, Matter and More Musings says simple gestures like playing Monopoly or buying a small piggy bank can teach money management to kids.
Stock Prices: The Buck Stops Here says that a stock price on its own is meaningless.
Planning to Be Mentally Infirm in Retirement: Free the Drones discusses how to deal with impaired mental functions as we get older.
Heartland Share Day: Becoming and Staying Debt Free informs us of a program established in California that gives participants the opportunity to purchase a box of groceries at a reduced price, provided they have given two hours of volunteer time in their community.
Tips on Cancelling: Scott On Money adds one more tip to a MSN Money article to use when companies are making it very hard to cancel.
Howie Mandel would take the deal: Mighty Bargain Hunter shares a secret about the host of Deal or No Deal.
Starting from scratch - IRAs: Savvy Saver discusses retirement saving options for someone just starting out.
The Most Important Financial Decision You Will Ever Make Is… My Money Path thinks that there are some financial qualities you should look for in a future spouse.
Are there four kinds of charitable giving? Money and Values analyzes a Laura Rowley column on charitable giving.
How to Take Advantage of Your Flex Spending Plan: Taking Control Over Money encourages people to stop fearing their flex benefit plans and use them properly.
Toyota, Lexus Fuel Credits Phasing Out: Tax Update Blog says that its time to let buyers of other makes harvest the fuel economy tax credit.
Did the Fed fake out the markets in an attempt to slow down the economy? The Mortgage Reports Blog wonders if the Fed may have used a psychological tactic to slow down markets.
No More Microsoft Money to Manage Our Money on the Mac: We’re In Debt have stopped using Money to manage their bank accounts.
Brand New Poll: Grocery Expenses: No Credit Needed wants to know how much you spend on perishable items every month.
Track Every Penny You Spend: Get Rich Slowly followed advice from Your Money or Your Life to get a handle on his debt.
Your Financial Roadmap for September 25 to September 29, 2006: Financial Options provides an overview of the economic indicators for the coming week.
2006 Federal Tax Rates: FiveCentNickel provides a quick rundown of U.S. federal tax rates for the year 2006.
Next week, tune in to Punny Munny for more personal finance ideas.
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26 responses so far ↓
1 Carnival of Personal Finance » Carnival of Personal Finance #67 // Sep 25, 2006 at 7:38 am
[...] Canadian Capitalist posted the latest Carnival of Personal Finance this morning, and accepted 53 of the submissions. Thank you to all participants this week and to Canadian Capitalist for organizing a large Carnival. [...]
2 Flexo // Sep 25, 2006 at 7:39 am
Thanks for hosting! Great job.
3 » The Carnival is Up! on Consumerism Commentary: A Personal Finance Blog // Sep 25, 2006 at 7:46 am
[...] The latest Carnival of Personal Finance is up at Canadian Capitalist. There were 53 accepted entries this week. I enjoyed Couples & Money, Ex-Car Salesman Tells All, and Spending Money: Needs vs. Wants. [...]
4 Getting To Enough // Sep 25, 2006 at 8:29 am
Carnivals This Week…
Getting To Enough participated in the Carnival of Investing this week, hosted by Free Money Finance. Take a look at the post No Guts, No Glory as well as a lot of other great posts.
Also check out this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance, hosted…
5 » My 2nd PF Carnival // Sep 25, 2006 at 8:31 am
[...] Welcome to eFIPO.com Carnival members! This is my second Personal Finance Carnival! My post, How Short Term Goals Make Long Term Results, will be posted on Canadian Capitalist. Check out my article (I’m article number six)and many other really great personal finance articles. There are tons of great blog writers so please check out their posts and comment and register if you like their content. Help us out and spread the word about personal finance websites! [...]
6 Current Carnivals » My New Choice // Sep 25, 2006 at 12:37 pm
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7 InsureBlog // Sep 25, 2006 at 1:11 pm
Carnival Time!…
The epynomously-named Canadian Capitalist hosts this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance. We’re treated to over 50 great entries, each with a helpful blurb about the subject matter….
8 hgstern // Sep 25, 2006 at 1:13 pm
Terrific job! 50+ posts, easy to figure out what each is about…Thank you!!
9 Colorado Health Insurance Insider » Who Likes Personal Finance? // Sep 25, 2006 at 3:31 pm
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10 Searchlight Crusade // Sep 25, 2006 at 3:46 pm
Links and Minifeatures 09 25 Monday…
Carnival of Investing
Carnival of Personal Fina……
11 MikeB // Sep 25, 2006 at 3:47 pm
Unfortunately that is a completely unmanageable list. And I don’t want to sound like a crank but the first and only two that I visited I couldn’t barely find the content hidden under/next to all of the advertisements!
12 Carnival of Personal Finance » Thanks for the Links to the Carnival // Sep 25, 2006 at 4:08 pm
[...] Linking to the Carnival is an important part of participating. Thanks to the following bloggers who were quick to link to this week’s Carnival, hosted by Canadian Capitalist: InsureBlog, The Weight of Money, Mapgirl’s Fiscal Challenge, and My Financial Awareness. [...]
13 Timing the Bull Market in Gold–Gold Stock Bull // Sep 25, 2006 at 4:18 pm
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14 The Finance Journey » Carnival of Personal Finance Is Up! // Sep 25, 2006 at 4:26 pm
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15 NCN // Sep 25, 2006 at 4:37 pm
Wow, that’s a lot of posts! Good job hosting, NCN
16 Canadian Capitalist // Sep 25, 2006 at 4:40 pm
Mike: I have to agree that the Carnival is becoming unmanageable. And I was disappointed that there were very few posts of interest to Canadians. And it is a lot of work organizing the Carnival and reading almost all the entries.
17 Punny Money Hosting the Carnival of Personal Finance on October 2nd | Punny Money // Sep 25, 2006 at 8:04 pm
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18 Financial Carnivals - Fat Pitch Financials // Sep 26, 2006 at 8:29 am
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19 Get Rich Slowly » links for 2006-09-26 // Sep 26, 2006 at 9:08 am
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20 Free Money Finance // Sep 28, 2006 at 6:21 am
Free Money Finance in Six Carnivals This Week…
Free Money Finance is part of six carnivals this week. Here are the carnivals and my posts that were included in each: I hosted the Carnival of Investing Festival of Frugality - How to Save Money When Living in a…
21 Enough Wealth // Sep 30, 2006 at 8:27 am
MikeB. seems to have gone to a different blogosphere! I checked the first three links in this carnival and the articles are right there, with almost no advertising visible.
CC - I can’t see how skimming through 53 blog posts is a big deal. If you’ve agreed to host the carnival I think this goes with the “job”. I must admit they’re not specifically targeted at the Canadian reader’s (I don’t know if this was the topic for this particular carnival?), but if you check your hit statistics for this page (post) you’ll probably find that most of the readers are not from Canada either
You did a good job of organising and commenting on the posts - I’ve seen much worse attempts in the few others I’ve browsed through!
Regards
http://enoughwealth.blogspot.com
22 BuzzTracker.com // Oct 13, 2006 at 4:30 am
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23 Carnival of Personal Finance #67 » The Weight of Money // Nov 2, 2006 at 3:56 pm
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24 Insurance » Carnival Time! // Feb 4, 2007 at 8:51 am
[...] Carnival Time! Filed under: Insurance — admin @ 10:09 am The epynomously-named Canadian Capitalist hosts this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance. We’re treated to over 50 great entries, each with a helpful blurb about the subject matter. What do Richard Dean Anderson and Red Green have in common? Why, duct tape, of course! And this post, at 2 Million Blog, binds them cleverly together. Recommended for those who need a smile. After last week’s abortive attempt, this week’s Carnival of the Capitalists is a breath of fresh air. Our hostess, Evelyn Rodriguez of Crossroads Dispatches, brings us over 40 posts, in useful categories and with thoughful commentary. Thanks, Evelyn! For those of us who abhor change, David St Lawrence offers wisdom and inspiration. Check out his post on how to move past your personal bubble. [...]
25 Fetch Blogs » Blog Archive » Carnival Time! // Feb 6, 2007 at 1:52 pm
[...] Carnival Time! Posted on September 25th, 2006 in Fetch Blogs by The_Prof (H G Stern, LUTCF) The epynomously-named Canadian Capitalist hosts this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance. We’re treated to over 50 great entries, each with a helpful blurb about the subject matter. What do Richard Dean Anderson and Red Green have in common? Why, duct tape, of course! And this post, at 2 Million Blog, binds them cleverly together. Recommended for those who need a smile. After last week’s abortive attempt, this week’s Carnival of the Capitalists is a breath of fresh air. Our hostess, Evelyn Rodriguez of Crossroads Dispatches, brings us over 40 posts, in useful categories and with thoughful commentary. Thanks, Evelyn! For those of us who abhor change, David St Lawrence offers wisdom and inspiration. Check out his post on how to move past your personal bubble. [...]
26 Link to the latest Carnival of Personal Finance at TechGD // Mar 7, 2008 at 9:08 pm
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