Thanks to We’re In Debt for hosting the 98th edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance. Here’s a taste of some of the great articles that were submitted this past week:
My Current Bank Account Setup To Maximize Interest
Jonathan from My Money Blog simplified his savings to make the most out of high savings interest rates.
Buying a Sandwich and Soda at Work Costs You $2000 a Year
Here’s another reminder that I need to start disciplining myself to stop going out for lunch with my co-workers every day. The cafeteria’s even more expensive, but if I could just get myself to make my lunch at home ahead of time, I could save a good bit of money.
Always Go to Lunch With the Big Boss
While we’re on the topic of lunch, PT Money has this advice. It’s a short article, but good advice. I generally eat lunch with people not in my direct hierarchy.
Buying Real Estate Without A Source of Income Or When You Are Changing Careers
Dan from Searchlight Crusade tackles a reader’s question about obtaining a mortgage without a steady stream of income. There is a way, and the way is called a “no ratio loan.” Sounds risky to me.
3 Steps Towards Solid Financial Freedom Planning
Here are the three steps from Aridni: Setting goals, creating behaviors, and discussing plans, progress, and reasons for working so hard. Too bad there’s no verb-noun two-word combination for the last step. Of course, Aridni expands on these steps within the article.
The King of Debt was kind enough to include my submission as well, My Next Step: Two-Bedroom Condo or More Renting.
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