Festival of Frugality, Carnival of Investing

The Festival of Frugality has been posted at Free Money Finance. This week’s edition included mt thoughts on efficient and frugal food shopping, something I plan to put into action this week to plan for my next shopping trip.

Next Monday, I’ll be hosting the Carnival of Investing (most recently hosted by AllThingsFinancial). Bloggers may submit their entries to me (flexo -at- consumerismcommentary -dot- com).

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