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moneysense.ca, 6/03/06
Carnival of Personal Finance # 38
Why I said no to an engagement ring: In The Almighty Dollar, a recently married woman (congratulations!), describes society’s lofty expectations for the engagement ring and the incredible pressure she faced from her decision not to get one.
Money, Marriage, and Children: Musing Money talks about his personal situation.
Poverty to Prosperity: Free Money Finance offers his view of how to go from one extreme to the other financially.
Insuring Mrs. Cleaver: InsureBlog explores what happens when a stay-at-home spouse is disabled and offers a solution.
Roth IRA vs. Traditional IRA: Money and Investing lists the benefits of each type of IRA and says that sometimes it is good to have both.
Saving Money by Considering Cash Flow: Frugal Underground highly recommends having short term savings for those times when paying in advance can save you a bundle.
Title Insurance, or Fifty Ways to Lose Your Money: Searchlight Crusade warns people of the number of ways they can get into trouble if they talk themselves out of title insurance.
Comparison Shopping for Auto Insurance: Mighty Bargain Hunter discusses when to shop around for auto insurance.
Over-Withholding: Sitting Pretty discusses the pros and cons of a tax refund.
P.T. Barnum is Alive and Well Somewhere in the Pacific Rim: OneManBandwidth tells the humorous story of some Japanese who spent $1.27 million paying for fake $1 million bills.
moneysense.ca, 6/03/06
[...] Worthwhile note today: The Carnival of Personal Finances is up and contains some great posts on the topic. Vist: COPF The Canadian Capatalist for more infornation. [...]
Terrific job….Thank you for hosting this week!
Carnival Monday!
The Canadian Capitalist hosts this weeks Carnival of Personal Finance.
Carnivalized!
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[...] Send Canadian Capitalist a little love and visit their Carnival of Personal Finance #38 in which yours truly has a blog post on hiring a tax professional. You will also be able to view a number of different articles on various personal finance topics. [...]
Thanks for hosting!
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This entry was made to reference your Carnival Entry and another entry you made earlier on your blog.
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Carnivals:
Carnival of Debt Reduction
RINO Sightings Recommended…
[...] Carnival of Personal Finance – Canadian Capitalist [...]
[...] Worthwhile note today: The Carnival of Personal Finances is up and contains some great posts on the topic. Vist: COPF The Canadian Capatalist for more information. [...]
[...] Worthwhile note today: The Carnival of Personal Finances is up and contains some great posts on the topic. Vist: COPF The Canadian Capatalist for more information. [...]
Thank you for accepting my submission. I have posted a note in my blog for my readers to come check the carnival out.
As my brain explodes onto paper again, I will be submitting more in the future.
[...] Last but certainly not least, the Carnival of Personal Finance #38 is up at the Canadian Capitalist. Next week, Personal Finance Advice hosts! (Whew — pfadvice has his work cut out for him next week!) [...]
[...] First, I compared my website reach to that of No Credit Needed. He keeps it informal most of the time, which I like. However, I’m not too crazy about the lime green template. As you can see, we enjoy pretty much the same reach, though recently he had a jump in popularity due to being a part of a carnival. Note to self, “stop saying ’shit’ and ‘ass’, keep it more serious, maybe you be mentioned more, too”. [...]
[...] Carnival of Personal Finance hosted by Canadian Capitalist. [...]
Free Money Finance in Four Carnivals This Week
Free Money Finance is part of four carnivals this week. Here are the carnivals and my posts that were included in each: I hosted the Carnival of the Capitalists Carnival of Debt Reduction – ‘Generation Debt’ is Going Deep into
http://money.cnn.com/2006/01/11/real_estate/title_insurance_exposed/
For those who are swayed by Searchlight crusade’s article on Title Insurance, be sure to read the above link. Title insurance is taught as a well known but legal scam in the ABA accredited law school that I attended. Why? Because the cost is unbelievably high for a policy that almost never pays off. A good title search will uncover 99 percent of possible defects in a title and guess what a title insurance company does when they discover one of those defects? That’s right, they won’t insure…… It is a win win situation for them.
Carnivals – Week of 03/06/06
FiveCentNickel took part in six carnivals this week. Here they are, along with links to the posts that were included in each
Carnivals – Week of 03/06/06
Raising4Boys took part in four carnivals this week. Here they are, along with links to the posts that were included in each
[...] The Canadian Capitalist is hosting this week’s edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance. It includes a hyperlink (50% more betterer than regular links) to my recent article on the suckiness of February. If you missed the article last time, this is your absolute last chance to read it before the end of this paragraph. Don’t miss out! [...]
[...] Canadian Capitalist Carnival of Personal Finance # 38 brings up the point about balancing current enjoyment (spending) and possible future enjoyment (saving). Phew! That s it! Next week, tune in to Personal Finance Advice for more personal finance ideas. [...]
[...] Carnival Monday! Filed under: Insurance — admin @ 5:37 am This week, the Carnival of the Capitalists can be found over at Free Money Finance. Of particular interest to me was this story about going kosher at Micky D’s. The Canadian Capitalist hosts this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance. “Penny wise and pound foolish” could be the title of this post from Roth and Co, which shows how a simple $4 could have saved $$ thousands. Ouch. [...]
[...] Carnival Monday! Posted on March 6th, 2006 in Fetch Blogs by The_Prof (H G Stern, LUTCF) This week, the Carnival of the Capitalists can be found over at Free Money Finance. Of particular interest to me was this story about going kosher at Micky D’s. The Canadian Capitalist hosts this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance. “Penny wise and pound foolish” could be the title of this post from Roth and Co, which shows how a simple $4 could have saved $$ thousands. Ouch. [...]
[...] I just wanted to let everyone know that YNAB is in a few carnivals today! You can check out the very-popular Carnival of Personal Finance over at Canadian Capitalist. If you’re pretty focused on getting some laser-accurate debt advice, make sure you take a look at the Carnival of Debt Reduction hosted at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity. [...]
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