The Carnival is Heading to Tired but happy

The Carnival of Personal Finance is making its way to Tired but happy for the latest edition on Monday. Don’t forget to submit your best article from this week for consideration. The Carnival of Personal Finance is a “celebration,” and a representation of what the personal finance niche of the blogosphere has to offer. The hosting schedule has been finalized for the next three months, so take a look.

The deadline for being including in Monday’s Carnival is Sunday evening at 6:00 PM Eastern Time.

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