Sep 14

Welcome to the 3rd edition of the Prudent Money Carnival.

Prudent Money selects the blogs to post here from a multitude of submitted blogs. The selections are based on criteria that Bob Brooks determines. The goal is to allow only those blogs that compliment the Prudent Money message. We hope you enjoy the blogs that we have selected for you this month.

Debt

Michael Bass presents Helpful hints for Debt Settlement posted at Debt Prison.

Flea presents Getting Out Of Debt posted at Be A Survivor.

Investing

Ashley
presents Money Saving & Goal Setting posted at Saving Money Today.

Debt Wizard presents Savings and Timeframes posted at Money Tips. Help With Money.

Congress

Wenchypoo presents Cash-for-Clunkers Amounts ot Money Laundering posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo’s Mental Wastebasket.

Phil for Humanity presents 7 Reasons Why Cash for Clunkers is a Bad Idea « Phil for Humanity posted at Phil for Humanity.

Credit Cards

Pinyo presents What is a Good Credit Score? posted at Moolanomy Personal Finance.

PT presents Credit Card Tips for Students posted at Prime Time Money.

Finance

Darwin presents Cash for Appliances is Coming – Hold Off on that Purchase! posted at Darwin’s Finance.
Other

R.J. Weiss presents Formula for Success – 10 Points from a Former President posted at Gen Y Wealth.

That concludes the third edition. I want to thank everyone for their submissions. Be sure to submit your blog article to the next edition of the Prudent Money Carnival

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Aug 03

New Prudent Money Market Outlook : Has the Housing Market Bottomed?

Welcome to the Second Edition of the Prudent Money Carnival!

Prudent Money selects the blogs to post here from a multitude of submitted blogs. The selections are based on criteria that Bob Brooks determines. The goal is to allow only those blogs that compliment the Prudent Money message. We hope you enjoy the blogs that we have selected for you.

Steven Chang presents The Truth About Money – Money Blog – Money Making Tips and Money Management posted at Money Making Tips and Money Management.

Jeff Rose presents Should I Do a Debt Consolidation Loan? posted at Jeff Rose.

Len Penzo presents 18 Things You Didn’t Know About The Federal Reserve System posted at Len Penzo dot Com.

Jack Schmidt presents Put A Little Passion In Your Wallet posted at SectorMatic Money Journal.

Praveen presents Students Beware! Colleges, Tuition, Loans, and Debt – Will Education Follow the Housing Bust? posted at Simplicity, Success, and Passive Income.

Patrick @ Military Money presents Avoid Cash For Clunkers Scams posted at Military Finance Network.

Patrick @ Cash Money Life presents Which Is Better Debit Cards or Credit Cards? posted at Cash Money Life.

Patrick @ Cash Money Life presents Benefits of Secured Credit Cards posted at Cash Money Life.

Patrick @ Cash Money Life presents Use credit cards to establish credit history posted at Cash Money Life.

Smart Unemployment presents Individual Health Insurance: How To Lower Your Premiums In Three Steps posted at Smart Unemployment.

Alisha Harmann presents 10 Essential iPhone Apps for Intelligent Investors posted at ETF Database.

That concludes the second edition. I want to thank everyone for their submissions. Be sure to submit your blog article to the next edition of the Prudent Money Carnival.

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Jul 06

 

Welcome to the First Edition of the Prudent Money Carnival!

Since this is our first edition of the Prudent Money Carnival some readers may not know what a blog carnival is. “A blog carnival is a type of blog event. It is similar to a magazine, in that it is dedicated to a particular topic, and is published on a regular schedule, often weekly or monthly. Each edition of a blog carnival is in the form of a blog article that contains permalinks to other blog articles on the particular topic.”

Prudent Money selects the blogs to post here from a multitude of submitted blogs. The selections are based on criteria that Bob Brooks determines. The goal is to allow only those blogs that compliment the Prudent Money message. We hope you enjoy the blogs that we have selected for you.

Jim DeSantis presents Blog Carnival – Submit an Article to a Carnival posted at The Family Matters Blog.  Have you thought about providing financial security for your children in case they are seriously injured in an accident of any kind? The possibility of an accident putting your child in a wheelchair for life, is not one that anyone likes to think about. But, not thinking about the possibility does not take that chance away.

One Family presents Frugal Options for Families with Kids during Summer Months posted at One Family’s Blog.

Relax presents How to become rich posted at The Wise Curve.  Fortunately, the door to become rich elite is open to us.

Tiffany Colter presents Time for Personal Responsibility posted at The Balanced Life.  Find out how taking responsibility in your personal finances impacts the economy and your life for the better!

Alex presents Prevent Identity Theft in 14 Easy Ways posted at Home Life Weekly.

Dan presents 401K Cuts to Matching Contributions Coming – Time to Exit? posted at Everyday Finance.  This article examines an alarming trend of companies cutting their 401K matching contributions and questions how you’d handle such a move by your company.

Mikkal Travvis presents Ron Paul And The Federal Reserve posted at The Truth.

GoldBug presents Debt Doesn?t Always Mean Inflation: Remember Japan posted at Gold Investing.  The mammoth amount of government debt about to be issued does not guarantee inflation is inevitable.

The Investor presents Capitalism 3.0: A groundless retreat from globalisation? posted at Three easy ways to get my latest articles. After the banking crash, anti-globalisation academics are trying to lay the groundwork for less free trade and more protectionism. Are they right to?

Abigail Perry presents Sometimes, it’s just about making progress posted at i pick up pennies. A PF blogger recently asked how we measure our financial success. But perhaps he should have asked *if* we measure. If my husband and I used objective measurements, we’d end up disheartened and frustrated. For us, any progress is worth celebrating.

That concludes the first edition. I want to thank everyone for their submissions. Be sure to submit your blog article to the next edition of the Prudent Money Carnival.

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