The 2nd Anniversary Carnival of Personal Finance: Wow!

J.D. from Get Rich Slowly did an awesome job hosting the second anniversary edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance. I particularly like the theme he has chosen — bloggers’ “greatest hits.” Here we have a hundred or so of the articles bloggers have chosen as their favorites from the past two years.

This Carnival edition, possibly along with the first anniversary edition which was hosted here, is the perfect introduction to money blogs for someone new to community, for example, having discovered this “world” through a topical Google search query.

If you want to keep current with the week’s best articles from personal finance bloggers, subscribe to the Carnival of Personal Finance RSS feed. You’ll be one of the first to get links to each edition every Monday.

If you’ve discovered Consumerism Commentary through the Carnival, then welcome!

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