Reminder: Carnival of Personal Finance Will Be Here

On Monday morning, I’ll be hosting the Carnival of Personal Finance. If you’re a blogger planning on participating, please submit your article as soon as possible! The Carnival’s a great way for new bloggers (and older ones as well) to showcase some of their best entries in the last week or so. Everyone loves a carnival!

Here’s news in the pfblogosphere. Dawn from Frugal for Life, Caitlin from Clutter2Cash and Nina from Sitting Pretty have banded together to for a new blog network, QueerCents. It makes sense for those interested in personal finance to bond together when they have a common theme.

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