Carnival of Personal Finance #154

This week's Carnival of Personal Finance is up at The Canadian Dream: Free at 45!

My two favorite articles were:

Budgets are Sexy on the Four Stages You’ll Encounter during a “No Spending” Challenge.
Five Cent Nickel on The Social Acceptability of Frugality.

There are many more great posts though, so go check out the Carnival.

Carnival of Personal Finance #153

This week's carnival is up at Money & Values. Tons of great articles, as usual. Go check it out!

Carnival of Personal Finance #152

Money Under 30 hosted Carnival of Personal Finance this week and included my price book post. Here are the editor's picks from this week's carnival!

* You Don’t Need That! 8 Tricks for Impulse Control
* 10 Steps to Avoid Becoming a Millionaire
* From a Yield of -99.79% to +9.99% This Year So Far
* The Problem of Accounting and Budgeting For Cash Expenses
* Are You Ready for a Disaster?

Carnival of Personal Finance #151

I'm in again! Check it out at Alpha Consumer.

This Week's Festival of Frugality

...is up at Sound Money Matters. I'll be posting my favorite articles from this edition tomorrow.

Carnival of Personal Finance #150

Lazy Man and Money hosts this week, here are my three favorites (of 115 articles!)

The Digerati Life presents 20 Ways To Earn More and Spend Less: Steps To Becoming A Frugal Capitalist.

Think You Way to Wealth exposes some of the Lies We Tell Ourselves While Spending Money.

No Credit Needed says The $100-A-Day-Rule Prevents Impulse Buying.

Festival of Frugality #122

The Festival of Frugality is up at On Financial Success. Thanks to Aaron for hosting!

Carnival of Personal Finance #149

My post on emergency funds was chosen as an editor's pick in the Carnival of Personal Finance hosted at The Happy Rock this week. There are a ton of great articles- here are my picks for you guys.

• Greener Pastures discusses the impulse buy in The Psychology of Money-”I Have to Have It”-The Impulse Purchase.
• The Personal Financier presents How to Make Saving More Rewarding and Tangible: 5 Practical Tips.
• Living the Cheap Life runs the numbers on retiring well with a fast-food income in How to work at McDonald’s and retire rich.
• Cash Money Life reminds us that Spending Money is Good. (Though I might amend that to say "Spending Money Once You've Saved It is Good.")

Festival of Frugality #121

This week's Festival of Frugality was hosted by Kyle over at Rather be Shopping. Here are my picks from all the great articles featured:

New Old-Fashioned Gal goes on a Consumption Diet.

The Digerati Life presents Frugal Tips: How to Make 10 Ordinary Things Last Longer.

Campus Grotto dicusses how to Rent Textbooks.

Go check out the festival for more great reads!

The Festival of Frugality

On the heels of yesterday's Carnival of Personal Finance, I also participated in this week's Festival of Frugality at Penny Saved. Highlights include How to Get Anything for Free Online and 32 Reasons to Be Frugal Besides Saving Money.

Carnival of Personal Finance

Hey guys! I participated in the traveling Carnival of Personal Finance this week. Loads of bloggers contributed, but here are the articles I think you guys will find the most useful.

The Cost Of Instant Gratification I go on and on about how having credit isn't the same thing as having savings. Here's a great post at Moolanamy to drive the point home.

How to Get Great Credit in 2008 Pracical tips to raise your credit score at The Penny Mine.

21 Days to a Negative Money Habit Jennifer at SavingAdvice.com tackles 21 nasty spending habits and how to combat them.

Finance Girl plays "I Never" with her finances.

There are many, many more articles over at the full carnival on Moneyning. Check 'em out!