Carnival of Pecuniary Delights

Thanks to Momma’s Blog for hosting the 13th Carnival of Pecuniary Delights, Summer Vacation Edition.

Editor’s Picks

• VH from Funny about Money shared my favorite article: Work Is a Place…. So many people who work from home struggle with this. I think I’d probably just start saying “Sorry, I’m at work” repeatedly until people STFU. But then, I’m sort of a cranky broad sometimes.
• The Happy Rock from The Happy Rock presents Friends Matter: Friends Accept Us The Way We Are, But…. I have to say, I absolutely agree with this assessment.
• PT Money from Prime Time Money walks you through Opening a Roth IRA for the First Time.
• Peter Anderson from Bible Money Matters lists 7 Things You Can’t Do If You Want To Stay Out Of Debt.

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The 12th Carnival of Pecuniary Delights, Catch a Wave Edition, was hosted by yours truly and featured one of my favorite sports from my youth and one of my favorite bands, the Beach Boys!

Editor’s Picks

• My Dollar Plan presents 10 Financial Tips for New Grads.
• DoughRoller presents Say Goodbye to Cable and Hello to Free Digital TV!.
• Bargaineering presents Making Your Own Dog Food.

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The 11th Carnival of Pecuniary Delights was hosted at My Journey to Millions who did a great job by telling you why each post made the cut and will stand the test of time.

Editor’s Picks

• J. Money from Budgets are Sexy presents To combine, or not to combine finances? How the married do it.  J’s 30 comments shows he touched a nerve with people (and the fact it is the same setup that I have makes it all the better).  This article will be a good read in the years to come.
• Baker from Man Vs. Debt presents 27 Last Minute Consideration Before Moving Across The World.  His list, and tons of comments thereafter – will be useful for anyone looking to move across the world regardless of the year.
• Peter from Bible Money Matters presents A Bad Plan Is Better Than No Plan At All.  Peter lies out simple for us – “a failure to plan is a plan to fail.”
• PT Money from Prime Time Money presents 52 Ways to Make Extra Money.  Seriously, who couldn’t use 52 extra ways!

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Many thanks to Counting My Pennies for hosting the 10th edition of the Carnival of Pecuniary Delights Summer Storm Edition.

Editor’s Picks

• Silicon Valley Blogger presents Dumbest Online Business Ideas That Made Millions… Or Not! Some of these online business ideas made me laugh and laugh.  And they make money!  Amazing.
• Passive Family Income brings us 3 Keys to Creating Passive Income.    I think we all love the idea of passive income, and here are some important keys to get you started.  It’s not easy, but I think we all agree it’s a worthwhile task.
• Kelly from Almost Frugal writes on Drastic Frugality: When There’s More Month than Money.  It’s a scary thought, but it happens to the best of us.  Rather than delve into your savings to make ends meet, try following Kelly’s suggestions.
• Jason from Improve the Quality presents If I had known then what I know now… This is always important information, but I think it’s especially timely right now, with all the recent graduates.  I definitely wish I had started saving earlier.

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Sorry for the delay in getting the edition posts up. The Carnival of Pecuniary Delights No. 9: The Organic Gardening Edition was published on May 28th; thanks to Passive Family Income for pinch hitting due to the original host going MIA and thanks to everyone to participated.

Editor’s Picks

• Peter from Bible Money Matters presents Are You Building Your Credit, Or Just Going Into Debt?.
• Brad Chaffee from Enemy of Debt presents Motivation 101 - YOU CAN DO IT TOO!.
• The Happy Rock from The Happy Rock presents Delayed Gratification Will Save You Money.
• PT Money from Prime Time Money presents The CD Ladder: A Different Way to Save.
• MoneyEnergy from MoneyEnergy presents Off the Waist and Into the Wallet: Save $100/mo. By Fasting for Financial Fitness.

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