There’s Ten Inches Of It

The title refers to snow accumulation in South Lake Tahoe, which is still increasing. While I’m snowed in, I checked out the latest Carnival of Personal Finance, hosted at Five Cent Nickel. I didn’t submit an article this week, but you can find interesting entries about student loan interest rates, saving for retirement, preferred shares, creating opportunities for new jobs, and a very personal introduction to NCN of NCNblog.

Keep up the great blog entries! If you’re interested in participaing in or hosting the Carnival of Personal Finance, I’ve got news for you.

Here are some photographs of Lake Tahoe from earlier today.

Lake Tahoe in Snow

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