You know it’s Monday morning when the Carnivals come to town. Free Money Finance is hosting the Carnival of the Capitalists, where you can find some great posts like When Money Is Not An Option. I had an article included about the idea of being a financial advisor.
Good news from South Lake Tahoe—the snow stopped overnight, and we’ll be able to do more today than gamble our money away over the Nevada border. Remember, I’m still on vacation, so posting will be light.
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Good luck in Nevada. Dont forget to double down on 11!