Carnival Monday

I hope everyone had a great weekend. I made a pretty large purchase this weekend, and I’ll talk about that in a future post. It’s Monday, and that means it’s time for the Carnival.

Hello, Dollar! posted the latest Carnival of Personal Finance and my thoughts on spoiled kids was included. Speaking of children, make sure you check out the entry from Financial Baby Steps. Also, for a different take on preparing for the future through assumptions and calculation, check out Financial Fruition.

The latest Carnival of the Capitalists is appearing on BusinessPundit. The Carnival includes my warning about mutual fund fees.

Also, check out the latest specialized Carnival of Debt Reduction, hosted by K’s Financial Progress Report!

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