Carnival of Pecuniary Delights

Carnival of Pecuniary Delights No. 16: Sweet Sixteen Edition has been posted at Wise Bread! We had a great turn out with 50 submissions this week. (That’s only second to the First Edition with 68 entries at Pecuniarities which had involved a lot of pre-carnival PR work. ) Anyways, on with the Sweet Sixteen Edition.

Editor’s Picks

• MLR from My Life ROI presents Tax Records You Should Save & For How Long. Some people shred too much. Some people file away too much. Either way, both groups are doing it all wrong! A look at how long we actually need to keep those tax documents filed away for!
• Baker from Man Vs. Debt presents Negotiation Tips For Beginners.
• Ray from Financial Highway presents Calculating Retirement Needs- A Step by Step Guide. Calculating savings and retirement needs can be complicated, here is a step-by-step guide to calculating retirement needs. You can download the FREE excel calculator.
• Olivia from MooMama presents 100 Fun, Frugal Things to Do With the Kids.  #28 is my favorite.
• FMF from Free Money Finance presents What I Learned From My Jobs in Graduate School.

Many thanks to Will for a great job hosting and finding such nifty photos to spruce up this edition. Please visit Wise Bread to see the other great entries! It’s worth it, I promise.

Carnival of Pecuniary Delights No. 2: Saving Money Edition, has been posted at Wise Bread. This edition contains almost 50 great posts from around the personal finance blog community along with some beautiful photographs.

Editor’s Picks

Millionaire Mommy Next Door from Millionaire Mommy Next Door presents 110 Financial Calculators: Fast Answers to Your Money Questions.

Kate Kashman from The Paycheck Chronicles presents 8 Ways to Save at Restaurants.

Silicon Valley Blogger from The Digerati Life presents Lower Your Car Insurance Rates! How To Cut Insurance Premiums In Half.

Kelly from Almost Frugal from Almost Frugal presents Saving Money Even When You Have None to Save.

FMF from Free Money Finance presents Pay Down Your Mortgage or Sock Money Away for Retirement?.

The winner of the “best post title” award goes to Buck Weber from The Buck List, with a great slice of personal finance wisdom titled Don’t Die Farting.

Visit Wise Bread to see the rest!