100th carnival of personal finance

The carnival of personal finance is 100 today and to celebrate madame x @ my open wallet has gathered together 100 of the best personal finance posts of the last week and categorised them neatly in the carnival.

My personal favourites are golbguru's Husband, Does Your Wife Know How To Invest? Wife, Does Your Husband Know How To Pay The Bills? from the tao of making money and s sugars' Am I the only one that realises that having groceries delivered makes financial sense? from personal finance advice.

I am also proud to say that my very own submission starting a business will not make you rich has made the Editor's Choice for the first time. Either standards are slipping at the carnival or I'm starting to write some interesting posts - I know which I prefer to believe.

98th carnival of personal finance is up

The 98th carnival of personal finance is being hosted by the King of Debt at we're in debt, so check it out.

Beware of the post on financial independence, as the scheme suggested sounds a bit too much like multi-level marketing to me.

97th carnival of personal finance hosted by endless gibberish

The 97th carnival of personal finance is up at endless gibberish. Check out my personal favourite, the lazy man's guide to budgeting.

festival of frugality 17th April post

I've been included in the festival of frugality at no credit needed.

You should check out no credit needed for information and advice on all your getting out of debt and cutting back on spending needs as it is truly a great blog resource.

The festival is great, and all neatly categorised, I'm in the coupons and deals section, but my favourite posts are in the frugal philosopy section: selling an engagement ring and critical questions you should be asking yourself.

Read around and if you see anything else you think I should be highlighting, let me know.

carnival of personal finance no.96 is up

jlp has hosted the carnival of personal finance number 96 at his uber-successful all financial matters blog. The carnival entries are categorised neatly and my submission is at number 1 in the investing strategy (I imagine they are in order from worst to best). Check it out.

carnivals in the second week of april

This week I am in a bunch of carnivals. Hooray!

First up, the carnival of credit report stories which is being hosted at how I save money.

Second, the festival of under 30 finances which is being hosted at one big mortar board.

Last but by no means least, the carnival of personal finance which is being hosted at accumulating money.

carnival of personal finance 94 post

no credit needed has posted the 94th carnival of personal finance. ncn has taken a very back to basics approach and simply categorised the submissions and listed the blogs that have posts in each category.

My post on what being rich means is under the category "Motivation, Goals and Planning". Its a bit like moving from the bottom set of the personal finance blogging class to a mixed ability class. I know that I haven't gone up in the world, but thats what it feels like.

I particularly like the travel tip from money for the rest of us and the post on making more money without selling your soul from 360 degree success.

Read and enjoy!

5th carnival of ethics, values and personal finance post

I am so sorry for this delayed link to the carnival of ethics, values and personal finance @ stingy students. I apologise profusely for not being organised enough to realise that its on. Better late than never?

My post is in the also rans section. Which is no more than it deserves on this form. Check the whole carnival out though, and I'll try to do much better next time.

carnival of personal finance 93 post

tired but happy hosted the carnival of personal finance this week.

I didn't have a really great post last week and so didn't submit anything (I also forgot). But its great anyway, I particularly like silicon valley blogger @ the digerati life's post on her money mistakes, I'll freely admit that I am not always very organised and that has cost me money, I've also bought expensive things that I haven't really used - you should see how much I, with a fear of heights, spent on rock climbing equipment. I haven't made any of the other mistakes yet, but I've got a horrible feeling that I will do them all or worse.

carnival of personal finance post

This week's carnival of personal finance is on site with The Sun's Financial Diary

I had a post accepted which I'm pleased about - if you scroll down far enough, you might just be able to find it.

carnival of personal finance post

This week's carnival of personal finance is on site with Map Girl.

I've had a post included in Carnival Sideshow Two which I think is pretty cool.