Happy New Year, everyone! I had articles in two carnivals this week. Here they are:
- Festival of Frugality – Raising a Cow for Beef: Month 4
- Money Hacks Carnival – Free Tax Preparation – AARP’s Tax-Aide Program
And here’s a list of some good articles from the past week:
- Mighty Bargain Hunter – Would you like some McWiFi with that?
- The Oblivious Investor – Tinkering and Chasing Performance
- Free Money Finance – Contrarian Thoughts on Charity and Giving
- Bargaineering – How to Donate Appreciated Stock
- Green Panda Treehouse – Which Charity Do You Support?
- Amateur Asset Allocator – Even Very Young Investors Should Own Bonds
- Get Rich Slowly – It’s More Important to Be Happy Than to Be Rich
- Money Help for Christians – Should Retirement Be The Goal of Life?
- Christian Personal Finance – 10 Google Uses You Probably Aren’t Aware Of
- Bible Money Matters – Blueprint For How To Make Money With A Blog: Laying A Solid Foundation – Setting Up Your Site
- Money Help for Christians – What Does the Bible Say About Debt and Credit?
- Mighty Bargain Hunter – Your calling doesn’t necessarily fund your retirement by itself
- Get Rich Slowly – Getting Started with Asset Allocation
- Fiscal Geek – New Year’s Resolutions Suck How About Setting Goals and Measuring Them?
- The Simple Dollar – The Other Side of the Frugality Fence
- The Oblivious Investor – Giving Us What We Want
Have a great weekend and a great year!
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January 1st, 2010 at 3:43 AM
Hey, Paul. Thanks for taking part in the Festival of Frugality. Your topic actually made me go, “Woah!” so keep up the great/creative work.
Have a great new year and I hope to hear from you soon!
-Austin @ Foreigner’s Finances
January 1st, 2010 at 10:32 AM
Austin, thanks for including me! I’m glad you liked the article. I figured it’d be something different to write about.
Have a great year!