The Carnival is Up!

The latest Carnival of Personal Finance is now online, hosted at the wonderful silicon valley blog about money, personal pinance, geeks and cyberspace, The Digerati Life, interspersed with beautiful holiday art and artifacts. My preview of the new Quicken Online was included in the Editor’s Picks, as well as other fine articles from the blogosphere. In addition to the top picks, don’t forget to look at the other submissions, including Stupid Frugal Decisions Can Cost You More in the Long Run, Achieving My Net Worth Goal, and Distribution of Wealth in the U.S… or Lack Thereof.

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SingleGuyMoney

Thanks for the mention!!

The Digerati Life

Thanks so much for letting me host! It's always a pleasure to do so. Hope you Christmas was fantastic and here's wishing you a Great New Year ahead!

Katie

Thanks for mentioning my post. :)

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