Realm of Prosperity was featured in a couple carnivals in the past two week. Check them out for some great reads.
Fierce Financial Tips: The Carnival of Personal Finance #178, Struwwelpeter Edition
Carnival of Personal Finance #179 - Smile Edition
Here are some useful articles I came across recently:
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Oh man i don't know why this popped into my head, but Austin Power's is freakin' hilarious! Basil: "What's the other thing that scares you?Austin Powers: "Carnies. Circus folk. Nomads, you know. Smell like cabbage. Small hands. "haha...with that said, here are this week's carnivals! Take a gander when you're ready to get your read on this weekend - there are a handful of goodies hidden up in thurr
Realm of Prosperity was featured in the Carnival of Personal Finance - Financial Armageddon Edition!.
Here some other interesting reads I found:
Tipping: On The Take-Out
What Are Your Kids Gift Expectations?
Utilizing Your Reward Cards For Maximum Return, My Story
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I do so love free press!The Skilled Investor presents the Carnival of Financial Planning.Check out some of the other cool pieces, including "What's your real hourly wage?" and "Reduced credit limits? Share your experience."Plus the Carnival of Bankruptcy & Debt Management is up and running. Especially helpful was "How to Avoid a Major 0% Balance Transfer Credit Card Mistake."
For some weird reason, all of the carnivals i participated in this week had a theme featured around scary financial stuff?....hmmmm, i wonder why ;) All i know is that it's HALLOWEEN baby and it's time to party! Check these out once you're back and recovered: Carnival of Personal Finance "Financial Armageddon" ed. hosted by Master Your Card.Festival of Frugality - "Monster Mash" hosted by Living W
Let me just say that I’m a big believer of blog carnivals. Of course, they’re not without their disadvantages, but the benefits completely outweigh the amount of effort and time that you put into them.
That’s why it confounds me that blog carnivals aren’t more popular. Granted, the first couple times that you participate in [...]
Mixing Business with Pleasure?I got a shout out from WalletPop.com yesterday, which was pretty cool in itself, but what's even MORE interesting is that it's own/ran by AOL! So what, right? Wellllll, it just happens to be that i'm currently working on a different project for that same AOL during my "real work" hours! haha...sneaky, sneaky ;)Remember when i didn't know if American charged for baggag
I’m always looking for ways to make extra money and one way I do that is by signing up for bonuses. Over at Bank Bonuses I posted on how you can receive a $25 bonus for signing up for the Citibank Ultimate Savings Account. At Credit Card Bonuses I posted about the Discover Business Card [...]
Our article, Loose Tooth, was listed in the Carnival of Personal Finance - 173rd Edition. I liked
Best Places For Your Money When The Stock Market Tanks at The Digerati Life. Number one tip, “Where it is right now,” is right on. So are the other tips.
Women and Retirement at Orange Dealing with Money. I wholeheartedly [...]
If you are new to the Blogosphere then you may have never heard of the concept of Blog Carnivals. Basically, a Blog Carnival is similar to a directory in almost every aspect except one; instead of submitting a website to the program you submit a single article. You might be saying, "How does submitting a single article help generate traffic to my site?" Well, it is simple. On the strength of that
Carnivals and FestivalsHere are the carnivals I participated in over the past two weeks.Investing Carnival # 13: hosted by Triaging My Way To Financial SuccessCarnival of Personal Finance #170 hosted by The Personal Financier. Carnival of Personal Finance #171 hosted by Sound Money Matters.Festival of Stocks #106 hosted by QovaxFestival of Stocks #107 hosted by Stock Market PrognosticatorThe Div-N
Last week, Realm of Prosperity participated in a few carnivals. Check it out for some great reads!
Kids and Money — September 17, 2008
Carnival of Personal Finance #170 – Famous Last Sentences Edition
Carnival of Twenty Something Finances! 9/22 Edition
By the way, I’m sponsoring an Entrecard contest at Freebie Reporter. It may well be the largest Entrecard [...]
Yup, nice and random - just how i like it ;) I should have titled this "Could i BE in so many carnivals this week" but it didn't seem to roll off the tongue quite as nice as that there main quote from Friends. But it's true, i participated in 7 carnivals this week, i think the most i've ever done, and i even managed to get into two top picks!As you may, or may not know, the host blogger of the car
I have started participating in carnivals again to draw in new readers. I’m not a big fan of using blog rolls for link exchanges preferring instead to keep them structured and pointing towards blogs I read actively (not many actually).
If you are a new reader, welcome to ‘ERE”. If you like what you see, please [...]
It's just one of those mornings, ya know? No coffee in me yet, no extra step in my walk...i think i'll have to re-energize here and save it for today's post :) So in the meantime, check out some of the carnivals this week and see if you find any goodies...i found a REALY good one by the blogger Living Almost Large! So much, in fact, that i may just have to blog about it today...be back shortly my
This is my weekly overview of the carnivals and festivals that included my articles over the preceding seven days. In addition to that I also feature links which I found interesting.Carnivals and FestivalsCarnival of Personal Finance #167 hosted by Broke Grad Student selected my post Is $1,000,000 enough to retire on? Is $2,000,000 enough to retire on?Festival of Stocks#103 hosted by The StockMast
This is my weekly overview of the carnivals and festivals that included my articles over the preceding seven days. In addition to that I also feature links which I found interesting.Carnivals and FestivalsCarnival of Personal Finance #167 hosted by Broke Grad Student selected my post Is $1,000,000 enough to retire on? Is $2,000,000 enough to retire on?Festival of Stocks#103 hosted by The StockMast
This week saw two of my posts in the Festival of Frugality 138 at the Money Ning and the Carnival of Personal Finance 165 at the No Debt Plan.
I also saw a two popped tires - which I am totally bummed about. But what are you going to do?
Similar Posts:Carnivals - The super late link [...]
Carnivals and FestivalsThe Div Guy hosted Investing Carnival #6 and included my post My Dividend Growth Plan - Strategy.Fat Pitch Financials hosted 100th Edition of the Festival of Stocks and included my post Is Pfizer (PFE) a value trap for investors?.Squawkfox hosted Carnival of Personal Finance #164 and included my post My Dividend Growth Plan - Strategy.NewsFlashr added my feed to their awesom
busy busy busy busy busy!
considering I spend all day on Plurk and checking my emails I do a surprisingly little amount of blogging nowadays. I’m now appreciating how it takes the best bloggers a few days in between posts!
Manfriend and I have been uber busy, having bonfires, waiting for chicks to hatch, going for meals [...]
Carnivals and FestivalsStock Market Prognosticator hosted Investing Carnival # 4: The Dead Cat Bounce Edition and selected my post Some Cheap Stocks to Consider. You can submit your blog article to the next edition of Investing Carnival using our carnival submission form.Emily Starbuck Gerson hosted The 162nd Carnival of Personal Finance: Baseball edition and selected my review of the book "Stop W
It really feels like i post these every other day, but it's in fact already been a week - Yikes! Do you know how fast time's been going by lately? No? Well it's the complete opposite of slowwww. As in i can't even remember what i DID this week it flew by so fast. Humph...But alas, 'tis the weekend and 'tis the time for relaxing! But first, I think it's been a while since I spread some referr
A blog carnival is a simple concept; here is the description from the Blog Carnival web site:
"...where someone takes the time to find really good blog posts on a given topic, and then puts all those posts together in a blog post called a 'carnival'."
Without further ado, here are the various personal finance carnivals and festivals I participated in over the week. I have also included some interesting articles and blogs I found along the way.The Carnival of Personal Finance, with a Middle Eastern theme, was hosted by Greener Pastures: Personal Finance and featured my article Effectively Using Freed up Daycare Dollars. Other articles I liked we
A blog carnival is a collection of related articles from various blogs around the web, and the Modern Parent recently participated in two of them:Frugal Homesteading Carnival -- features articles on saving money and living frugally.Carnival of Family Life -- featuring articles about all aspects of family life.I have also started my own blog carnival in the hopes of gathering the best parenting art
Carnivals and FestivalsI will be hosting the first ever Investing Carnival #1 on Tuesday, July 1.The Weekly Investing Carnival is supported by the members of The Div-Net network. We welcome articles related to Investing. Your Investing content does not have to cover only the stock market, but could also cover real estate, commodities and other alternative investments. Please submit your articles n
A blog carnival is a collaborative exchange where multiple bloggers submit posts from their respective blogs, posts they have already written and posted on their own blogs, to a blogger hosting the carnival on his or her blog. This system has many benefits, and it is one which more bloggers should utilize. In this post, I am going to review the benefits of participating in and hosting blog carniva
Just wanted to share some blog carnivals currently on the web. Blog Carnivals are a great way to find new blogs to read, new income opportunities and great advice. Take a look at these collections of posts and find a new blog to read...
The 142nd edition of the Carnival of Debt Reduction was hosted at Girls Just Wanna Have Funds
Weekend Quick Picks: Edition 3 was hosted at BlogMeTheMoney.
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In case you haven't already found them, Carnival of the Godless #91 is up at State of Protest, and the Humanist Symposium #19 is up at Letters From a Broad. Time to get reading.Tags: atheist, blog, blog carnival, Carnival of the Godless, Humanist Symposium
In case you haven't already found them, Carnival of the Godless #91 is up at State of Protest, and the Humanist Symposium #19 is up at Letters From a Broad. Time to get reading.Tags: atheist, blog, blog carnival, Carnival of the Godless, Humanist Symposium
I've finally starting to return to the carnivals. I'll be spending a little time this morning at the following blog festivities:Antishay presents The Carnival of SnowflakingThe Festival of Frugality @ Frugal for LifeCarnival of Family Life hosted by Riley at All Rileyed Up! Lazy Man hosts The Carnival of Personal Finance
There are so many wonderful personal finance blogs out there dispensing great experiences and information - How does one keep up with it all?
My two favorite ways are using RSS and reading carnivals. But before I get to those I want to show you a couple of other methods I’ve used.
One way is to [...]
Spring is in full bloom here in NYC! It’s been beautiful out the past few days, approaching 80 degrees today. Perfect weather for some carnivals:Gather Little By Little hosted the 148th Edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance. My article Saving Money For College When Your Children Are Older was included.
The Baglady [...]
The Carnival of Personal Finance #147: Q1 Financial Advice Edition was hosted @ Moneyning. I found the Following posts particularly interesting:The Cost Of A Bigger House @ Frugal BabeI bring you this story which demonstrates, quite successfully, what I always talk about. Firstly, You should buy a home which lasts you at least 10 years (if not more). Secondly, frugality only gets you so far. The real money is in the big ticket items. Although a frugal state of mind is always necessary.Four Ways I Upgraded Out Of My Raises @ Free From BrokeAnother story which discusses another painful issue I intend to deal with in one of my upcoming posts. The hedonistic fallacy or why more consumption won’t make us any happier.Hey, You Invest Like a Girl! @ Dividends4LifeThis short post uncovers a littl
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Not a bad number indeed! And to think you too can copy what he has sucessfuly been doing and get that sort of traffic or more yourself.What is a blog Carnival?Think of it as being a type of "blogging community. On the internet there are millions of blogs and maybe millions of niche categories making up one pile of articles. A Carnival community collects the blogs together of a specific niche or topic and groups their articles together. Think magazine, in which your niche is published weekly, monthly or however often the publisher see's fit.How does this benefit Me?Well for starters it gives your articles a much broader audience. And with some well written content it will attract readers to your blog. Carnivals also offer one way inbound links to your site which weigh more than a traded or
Not a bad number indeed! And to think you too can copy what he has sucessfuly been doing and get that sort of traffic or more yourself.What is a blog Carnival?Think of it as being a type of "blogging community. On the internet there are millions of blogs and maybe millions of niche categories making up one pile of articles. A Carnival community collects the blogs together of a specific niche or topic and groups their articles together. Think magazine, in which your niche is published weekly, monthly or however often the publisher see's fit.How does this benefit Me?Well for starters it gives your articles a much broader audience. And with some well written content it will attract readers to your blog. Carnivals also offer one way inbound links to your site which weigh more than a traded or
Carnivals I Participated in This Week:
Carnival of Personal Finance, hosted by Money Ning, which included my post Financial “I Never” with Finance Girl (I had a fun time writing this post, but no, I wasn’t really taking shots).
Carnival of Twenty Something Finances, hosted by The Bag Lady, which included my post Childhood Money Memories, Part [...]
The Carnival of Personal Finance is up over at Mortgage Quotes and the Festival of Frugality is up at My Dollar Plan. Better late than never I suppose.
The Carnival of Personal Finance is up over at Mortgage Quotes and the Festival of Frugality is up at My Dollar Plan. Better late than never I suppose.
I participated in a few carnivals this week. To start with, StockTradingToGo hosted the 146th Carnival of Personal Finance - Online Broker Tips Edition. My article Gates No Longer Richest And Why You Can't Keep All Your Eggs In One Basket was included.Chief Family Officer hosted the 53rd Carnival of Money Stories - April Fool's Edition. Five Ways Fantasy Baseball Is Like Personal Finance saw some additional exposure there (If you haven't already stumbled or Dugg the post go and do it. I want to see how big I can get this post. Thanks!).Last, but by no means least, Bible Money Matters hosted the increasingly growing Money Hackers Carnival #6 - Famous Hackers Edition. Five Gifts That Keep Giving was included there.Go check out the carnivals for more great articles!As if the carnivals w
I participated in a few really great carnivals this week-full of great articles and information. Be sure to check them out for some really great reading!
Carnival of Personal Finance hosted @ Stock Trading to Go:
My article Friends and Money was among the submissions and a few of my favorite articles:
10 Steps to Take if you [...]
If you didn't catch it yesterday, I am giving away a free $50 gas card to celebrate having over 50,000 visitors to SingleGuyMoney. Get all the details here.Carnivals: I participated in the 118th Festival of Frugality - ABC Edition hosted by My Dollar Plan. My article on "Avoiding Bank Fees" was including among the great list of articles.I also participated in the Carnival of Personal Finance #145 : Baby Education Edition hosted by Million Dollar Journey. My article on "How to Buy a Reliable Used Car" was included among the great list of articles.Other Links: I was mentioned in a Blog Roundup on Mainstreet.com. Mainstreet.com is newly launched and is the sister site of TheStreet.com. Favorite articles from my blogroll: It's the Little Things in Life @ FromMike.comWhat I'm Willing to Give Up
Here are links to some blog carnivals I have enjoyed reading recently. Some of my articles have been submitted to these carnivals. Please check them out…
I will change your life is a wonderfully life affirming blog focusing on positive ways to bring success, energy and abundance into your life.
Living the law of attraction is a [...]
The Festival of Frugality and the Carnival of Personal Finance are up over at beingfrugal and I've Paid For This Twice Already ... respectively. I have to admit that I have not read a single article from these carnivals, but that is mostly because St. Patrick's day marks the moment of my marriage and I simply had to party with my partner. I'll probably get around to reading through these right after you do.
The Festival of Frugality and the Carnival of Personal Finance are up over at beingfrugal and I've Paid For This Twice Already ... respectively. I have to admit that I have not read a single article from these carnivals, but that is mostly because St. Patrick's day marks the moment of my marriage and I simply had to party with my partner. I'll probably get around to reading through these right after you do.
EXTRA, EXTRA, READ ALL ABOUT IT!!!!!!!!!!!!In case you haven't heard it yet, the Feds cut rates an additional 3/4 of a percentage point today. As a result, the Dow had the 4th biggest one day gain with a surge of 420 points. Unfortunately, it going to take several more big "surges" to make up for the losses I've incurred in my investment accounts to date. In better news, the St Patrick's Day Edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance was hosted by Lynnae at beingfrugal.net. My article, Trying to Keep My Good Tenant, was including among the huge list of other great articles. Image Credit: wili_hybrid
A quick post, because today is crazy busy!!!Two great must-see Carnivals are going on. The ever popular Carnival of Personal Finance is being held at Baglady! There is a really interesting slant on this one, probably a carnival if seen in real-life that would scare kids! But its on the net so it can't hurt you!Next, the Carnival of Debt Management is running at Credit Card low-down. These are laways jam-packed full of goodness, and this one is no exception.As a blogger these are really great way to let others see your great work!Back off to crazy-town!
Its been a busy week, but I'm getting back into the swing of things :)Be sure to check out this weeks blog festivities, great themes!Being Frugal hosted a groovy 70's edition of the Carnival of Debt ReductionBroke Grad Student hosted a college years edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance
GET A ROOM!
SELECTED AGAIN IN TRAVEL BLOG CARNIVAL!
I took a break from the preparations for the ABA Marketplace in Virginia Beach this week long enough to see that another post from Get A Room! has been selected for the Travel Blog Carnival hosted by Darren Cronian at Travel Rants.
Thank you, Vicky, and the Highland Business Research's "Tracking Tourism" blog for selecting Get A Room's post on
As a courtesy, I'm linking back to the carnivals where my submissions have been accepted.Investment Basics CarnivalCarnival of Twenty Something FinancesCarnival of Money, Growth and HappinessInvestment Quest: Festival of StocksCheck out the carnivals for loads of interesting articles.
Blog Carnivals are a great way to find new blogs rich with excellent information on everything under the sun. There are many carnivals that are new and need submissions. Find a blog carnival and submit your content today!
Here are the blog carnivals I have particpated in.
1. The Blog Carnival How to Solve Money Worries was hosted at Widow's Quest. This has great advice on alternative ways
If you haven't already, be sure to check out all the great articles at the Naughty or Nice Edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance hosted by Get Rich Slowly. My article: "The Breakup", was featured in the "Tinsel Lined Tree" (budgeting) section. Be sure to subscribe to SingleGuyMoney here to get notified of all the latest posts. Don't be shy and feel free to leave a comment.
I have to admit I do not know anything about Cyber Monday until this year. I kept hearing about it on the news so I wanted to do a little checking into it. For those unfamiliar with Cyber Monday, Wikipedia describes it as the Monday immediately following Black Friday where the online retailers offer the best deals like the brick and mortar stores offered on the previous Friday. Planning to do a little online shopping today? Make sure you sign up for Ebates.com. If you have been reading this blog for awhile, you know that I am a big fan of Ebates. Not only do they offer signup bonuses and cash back on your purchases, they have all the major stores. TODAY ONLY (Monday), you get DOUBLE CASH BACK! SIGN UP HERE. Not interested in shopping? Be sure to check out the 115th Edition of the Carnival of Debt Reduction hosted by fellow M-Network member, beingfrugal.net. My article was included: Paying off debt makes you feel.... so be sure to head over and read all the great stories.
The 127th Carnival of Personal Finance-Wonders of the World was hosted my fellow M-Network member, Moolanomy. Be sure to visit the carnival for some great reads. Thanks to Moolanomy for hosting!Some of my favorite articles: A Penny Saved is Worth More than a Penny Earned from Cash Money Life. Prepare Your Mindset to Achieve Financial Freedom from Journey to Financial Freedom. Why I Use Credit Cards from Broke Grad Student.3 Reasons Why Personal Finance Should Not Be Personal from The Financial BloggerI posted my article, Slipping back into bad habits - ALMOST.
I normally do a round-up at the end of the week, but there are a lot of great articles I would like to share with everyone now.
A Carnival and a Festival: There are two large financial round-ups going on right now, the Carnival of Personal Finance #126 hosted by Frugal Trader from Million Dollar Journey, and the Festival of Frugality #100 hosted by Dawn from Frugal For Life. Each of these has a great selection of informative and entertaining money related articles. I submitted my recent article 25 Ways I Save Money. Frugal Trader selected my article as one of his Editor’s Choice picks. Thanks, FT!
Cars, cars, cars! Right now the members of the M-Network (a group of financial bloggers) are currently writing articles related to cars and car ownership. They have also invited some of their blogging friends to join n the fun, so I took them up on their offer.
Here is a full list of the articles so far (M) = M-Network member:
Are You Going To Be This Way The Rest Of The Time I Know Y
