The Carnival is Up!

Today’s Carnival of Personal Finance was hosted by Amanda at Young and Broke, There are lots of great articles to read, and so many it will take all week. Here are some highlights.

* My Financial Awareness: Recognizing Resistances to Financial Planning
* Frugal Law Student: I’ll Pass on the iPhone
* Poorer Than You: Why I Left School
* and my submission: Forget the Latte Factor

The Carnival of Personal Finance is a good way to discover good writing of a variety of styles. I’ve discovered new and interesting blogs by checking out the Carnival each week.

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Poorer Than You

Thank you for the link! I'm still trying to get through all of the articles myself - I don't know if I'll ever get to leave this chair!

Brett

Thanks for highlighting my post from the Festival of Frugality! I'll be adding your site to my blog roll to return the favor. Take care.

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