Carnival of Personal Finance #95
Welcome to the 95th episode of the carnival of personal finance. Take a look around. If you like what you see, subscribe.
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Self Employed Retirement Savings - Your Options
Debt Free
Being self employed affords you some advantages not enjoyed by the average person.
Who Pays for Credit Card Rewards and Rebates?
The Finance Buff
The rewards and rebates [...]
The new features for Google Finance
Check out this short animation of the new features for Google Finance.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sv1Lw0Pk4jE
Feel Smart About Money in Your 20s - Tip #3
Make saving and investing second nature in your life…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAaDps1rzHU
Feel Smart About Money in Your 20s - Tip #2
Have a plan you can understand, believe in and commit to..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3xIx9kjLwM
Feel Smart About Money in Your 20s - Tip #1
Shift how you think about money…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFrFv-RzBz8
2006 Year End Review
2006 was a good year for us. We purchased our first home, my wife is a year closer to graduation, and our net worth nearly doubled from $23, 824 to $45,705. I wont complain about a 91.8% increase. Here’s a closer look at each account:
Top 5 Referring Blogs of 2006
These are the top 5 blogs that sent the most referrals my way in 2006. I’d like to thank them and recommend that those of you who aren’t already keeping up with them, check them out. They are all high quality with lots of great content.
1. My Money Blog
2. Bank Deals
3. Free Money Finance
4. [...]
My 5 most popular posts of 2006
Sure, it’s not super scientific as some posts were around longer than others, some posts were linked in carnivals, and a blog’s popularity changes over time, but according to post views, and for what it’s worth, these were my 5 most popular posts this year:
Improving Your Relationship With Money
For many of us, our relationship with money gets less positive personal attention and focus than any other relationships we have. This is especially strange when you consider how much worry, frustration, and stress arises from our relationship to money, how often it dictates our degree of emotional well-being, and how direct its impact [...]
Abundance vs. Scarcity
Three premises of scarcity thinking are: “there isn’t enough”, ‘more is better”, and “that’s just the way it is.” We start to learn the Theory of Scarcity very early in life. There are only five slots open for the junior high cheerleading squad or for the starting lineup on the basketball team. This [...]
