Last week’s post about Yield, Safety, or Liquidity made it into this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance, hosted by The Sun’s Financial Diary.
Make sure you stop by and have a look at the other posts listed in the carnival. There are dozens of posts covering debt, savings, consumerism and frugality, and other worthy personal finance […]

Friday’s post about unloading a stock, “Five Ways to Divorce a Stock,” is part of this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance hosted by J. Money of “Budgets Are Sexy.”
It’s been a busy Monday, so I haven’t had a chance to review everything in the carnival, but when I do, I’ll be sure to update this […]

As a Friday bonus, you get two posts from Richard! Geezeo.com, who ran an interview with Richard earlier this week, is running a guest post from him today.
Titled “10 Traps to Avoid in Dealing With The Retirement/Investment Complex,” his post was written to help you navigate and negotiate your way through an army of financial […]

Last week’s post about gold speculation, “All That Glitters”, is part of this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance hosted by Banker Girl. As usual, there are a number of great posts covering Frugality, Investments, Family Matters, Retirement, and much more.
One amusing post we spotted was “Why Does My 10-Ounce Silver Bar Weigh More than 10 […]

Our recent post, “Bet The House Part I” is part of this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance, hosted by Everyday Finance. There is a slew of great posts on credit and debt, real estate, money management, and more.
One post that caught my eye in particular was “Ten Warning Signs of a Normal Financial Life,” with […]

This week’s Carnival of Personal Finance focuses on “renewal”, something we could all use a little of. In keeping up with the theme, they’ve included last week’s post, Not-So-Slacker Insurance II!
There are plenty of other posts with information about becoming debt-free, frugality, 401K planning and much more. One that caught my eye was a post […]

Swing on by this week’s Money Hacks Blog Carnival for articles and posts on gaining and maintaining financial independence. Our 6/26/2008 post on reining in Credit Card Abuse is included in the mix.
While you’re there, there are other posts about paying off debt, creating a personal assets inventory, constructing a mortgage, and even information on […]

Our 6/13/2008 post on Building a Do-It-Yourself Annuity in 2 Easy Steps is included in this week’s Carnival of Personal Finance, edition #158, the Vampire Slaying Edition.
Stop by, and check out the other informative articles in the carnival. There are two dealing with the issue of frugality versus stealing, information about target retirement funds, even […]