I had articles in one carnival this week. Here it is:

• Carnival of Personal Finance – Free Portfolio Rebalancing Calculator!

       And here’s a list of some good articles from the past week:

• The Oblivious Investor – Spreading (mis)Information

 

• Out of Your Rut – 7 Ways to Improve the Success of Your New Business

 

• Free Money Finance – When You Should and Shouldn’t Do Your Own Taxes

 

• Personal Finance by the Book – Are You Eating Your Retirement?

 

• Bargaineering – Why I Dislike Real Estate as an Investment

 

• Dollars & Doctrine – Philanthropy or Christianity?

 

• Dollars & Doctrine – How Much Should I Give?

 

• One Money Design – Should You Prepare Your Own Taxes?

 

• Free Money Finance – The Four Levels of Sound Mind Investing (And Giveaway!)

 

• PT Money – File Your Taxes on the Cheap This Year

 

• Bad Money Advice – Long Run House Prices Revisited

 

• Christian Personal Finance – Giving more than 10%

 

• Bible Money Matters – Get Organized For Filing Your Taxes

 

• The Oblivious Investor – Investing in a Taxable Account

 

• Bargaineering – First Beg, Then Borrow, Then Buy

 

• Get Rich Slowly – Invest in Your Most Important Income-Producing Asset

 

• Money Help for Christians – 8 Benefits of a Fully Funded Emergency Fund

 

• Rich Christian, Poor Christian – Downsizing for the future

 

• PT Money – Should Companies Teach Their Employees the Basics of Personal Finance?

 

• Mighty Bargain Hunter – Not tracking our spending has repercussions

 

• The Art of Manliness – 45 Manly Hobbies

 

• Dollars & Doctrine – Experiencing “Success” in Your Walk with Christ

 

• Bad Money Advice – Watching Less TV Will Not Make You Rich

 

• Generation X Finance – Do I Need an Accountant or CPA? Knowing When to Outsource Your Taxes

 

• Get Rich Slowly – The Best Time to Buy Almost Everything

 

• Gather Little by Little – 6 Tips to Save on Filing Your Taxes & Preventing Penalties

 

• Good Financial Cents – Best Retirement Plan For Small Businesses

 

• Free Money Finance – Five Ways to Save Big

 

• Keeping the Kingdom First – Paper Towel Alternatives

 

• Dollars & Doctrine – What is the “New Testament” Standard of Giving?

       Have a great weekend!

         Paul Williams is a fee-only financial planner in Lancaster, PA. He has a passion for teaching others about personal finance - especially from a Christian perspective. If you'd like to learn about his financial planning and tax preparation services, click here.

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