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Welcome to the Carnival of Personal Finance #267! It’s been a long time since I’ve hosted a CoPF. So long, in fact, that I’ve never hosted one in the 2 years that I’ve had Beating Broke. I hosted one once upon a time with another site, but that was easily 4 or so years ago. It’s grown immensely since then.
If you are curious, you can go and check out last weeks carnival, and next weeks carnival will be hosted at the Ultimate Money Blog.
This is a long carnival, so let’s get right to it.
First, a few that I’ve chosen as Editors picks.
- Doug Warshauer from Doug Warshauer presents How Much Should You Spend on Your Car?.
- Myke from In Search of Salt presents Nearly Everything I learned about Investing I Learned from My Father.
- Kevin from Financially Poor presents The Path To Financial Freedom: Start Counting.
- John from The Best Money Blog presents Saving Money For Opportunities.
- Jeremy from Generation X Finance presents Everyday Philanthropy: Simple Ways You Can Start Helping Others Today.
And the rest, in the order that they were submitted:
- Jaime from Eventual Millionaire presents How I Handle an Irregular Income.
- Craig from Free From Broke presents The Different Types of Mortgage Loans.
- Dividend Growth Investor from Dividend Growth Investor presents 14 Dividend Stocks with Dividend Growth Potential .
- moses kimani from life dividend presents greed is good!- or is it?.
- Nicole from Grumpy Rumblings of the Untenured presents Adventures in Retirement Savings Part 2: What not to do.
- Adam from Rabbit Funds presents REVIEW: Mint.com and the new Goals feature.
- Len from Len Penzo dot Com presents 15 Organic Fruits and Veggies That Aren’t Worth Paying More For.
- Neal Frankle from Wealth Pilgrim presents How To Convince Your Spouse You Need A Budget.
- Money Beagle from Money Beagle presents Do Any Of Us Have A Chance In The Stock Market?.
- Mich from Beating The Index presents How To Prepare For Higher Mortgage Rates.
- Craig Ford from Money Help For Christians presents Student Loan Debt Forgiveness For Ministers and Non-Profit Workers.
- Austin from Foreigner’s Finances presents Online Banks vs. Brick & Mortar Banks.
- D4L from Dividends Value presents Where To Find Great Dividend Stocks.
- Kim at MMI from Blogging for Change presents 10 ideas for young entrepreneurs.
- Briana Ford from Go Banking Rates presents Divorce Happens: Be Prepared.
- Bret from Hope to Prosper presents The Benefits of Financial Reform.
- FMF from Free Money Finance presents How to Make Your First Million.
- Arjun R. from Investing Thesis presents An Introduction To Financial Planning For Same Sex Couples.
- Kathy Sweedler from Plan Well, Retire Well: Saving and investing your money presents Refinancing: If it was just a simple yes/no question!.
- Rob from Daily Financial Solutions presents How Much Is Your Driving Costing You?.
- Jeff Rose from Consumer Boomer presents How to Calculate Your Credit Card APR.
- Tim from The Econ Man presents How to Kick a Bad Habit.
- Dan from ETF Base presents Why Bear Market Investments are Bad in Any Market.
- Pop from Pop Economics presents How to prepare for a double-dip recession.
- Reasonable from Richly Reasonable presents Use it Up, Wear it Out, Make it Do, or Do Without!.
- FruGal from FruGal presents Central Europe travels: Transport on a budget.
- Jason from Live Real, Now presents A Budget Isn’t Enough.
- RJ Weiss from Gen Y Wealth presents Money can be a Great Excuse.
- Kim Snider from Kimmunications from Kim Snider presents Five Healthcare Questions You Must Answer Before You Retire.
- Craig from Free From Broke presents Dollar Cost Averaging Helps Eliminate Emotion And Market Risk.
- Suba from Wealth Informatics presents How to make tent camping comfortable?.
- J. Money from Budgets Are Sexy presents These Commercials Are Making Me Batty!.
- Kristina from DINKS Finance presents A 50/50 Relationship.
- Paul Williams from Provident Planning presents Understanding the New Credit Card Statements.
- Rick from Expat Investing presents Is Offshore Banking right for you?.
- Bob from Christian Finance presents 10 Tips To Create Wealth.
- Cara Henis from Taking Charge presents ‘Real Housewives of New Jersey’ credit card tales of trouble.
- 2 Cents from Balance Junkie presents 5 Financial Bubbles: Are We Facing a Bubble of Bubbles?.
- MD from Studenomics presents Student’s First Car Buyer Guide– What You Need To Know .
- Silicon Valley Blogger from The Digerati Life presents How To Invest In Shares of Common Stock.
- The Smarter Wallet from The Smarter Wallet presents Visa Black Credit Card Review.
- Adam from Magical Penny presents How to Avoid Burn Off.
- Betty from www.ControlYourCash.com presents Stick a Pin In It, It’s Done.
- Jacob from My Personal Finance Journey presents Does Being Green Make Economic Sense? – Part 1 – Green and Hybrid Automobiles.
- Donna Freedman from Surviving and Thriving presents Hey, you, take off those shoes!.
- Michael from The DoughRoller presents 8 Must Have Small Business Tax Deductions.
- Mike from Green Panda Treehouse presents 8 Ways to Put Cash in Your Pocket Now.
- Pierre from Intelligent Speculator presents Build your own macro hedge fund with single country ETFs.
- Mike from The Financial Blogger presents Everything you need to know about income trusts.
- PT from PT Money presents Best Small Business Credit Cards.
- eemusings from Musings of an Abstract Aucklander presents Children are expensive, but so are cars.
- Mr. Credit Card from Ask Mr. Credit Card presents The Parent Trap.
- Miss Bankrupt from Miss Bankrupt presents Life After Bankruptcy Isn’t All Bad.
- mbhunter from Mighty Bargain Hunter presents How not to buy gift cards on eBay.
- Madison from My Dollar Plan presents Amazon Prime Free for Students and Others.
- Helen from Science and Money presents The True Purpose of Whole Life Insurance.
- ElizabethG (Modern Gal) from Modern Gal presents Preparing for Today’s Employment Realities.
- Tim Chen from NerdWallet Credit Card Watch presents Discover Acceptance Hits 90%. Does Discover Escape Finally Deserve Consideration?.
- Cecil Dellison from Clear Choice Credit Cards presents New Amendment on Credit Card and Debit Swipe Fees.
- a.b. from Modern Tightwad presents My Folks’ Home Modification = Epic Fail.
- Curt from PennyJobs.com presents 5 Reasons Why the Sooner the Market Crashes the Better.
- Daniel from Sweating The Big Stuff presents Motivational Story: From Dog Walking To Ivy League.
Whew! That’s a lot of posts. That’s the last of them though, so take your pick and read as many as you can. There’s a veritable gold mine of information there and you could learn a lot!
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